My daughter will turn two years in a few months, and, 'I am still breastfeeding.
I have to say it 'really hard and are very tired.
No, I'm tired of breast-feeding: with ups and downs, like everything in life, the moment of 'cans' is a great moment for me and her, a bit' too play, intimacy, certainly of contact.
What I'm tired, 'the attitude of the people, that moment of heavy silence with which comment on the news, for some reason when it comes out I'm still breastfeeding. I do not and 'then allowed to complain about anything,' cause it seems if I stopped breastfeeding would return peace to the world and solve the waste problem in Naples. Yes, because if the evening do not fall asleep early and probably 'because of my milk in the morning when you wake up at 7 and goes back to sleep only until 8, and' cause my milk is not 'quite nutritious, if it makes a fuss, and perhaps' something that I spent with milk, if you have a stomach ache, and 'time to stop with the mother's milk, if not growing, and' because of my milk, if it grows too much 'for milk. However, the fact that it is a healthy baby girl, happy, serene, who eats everything, never sick, this is never seen in relation to the fact that breast-fed.
Obviously I like to think that my milk is good, and beyond all I am sure there is good in that it is good to report that we have and we are building. For us, 'well, each pair of mother and child has his moments, one of the cans and' one of our moments. In short, what I mean and 'that breastfeeding is not' a land of competition, not 'a choice and more anachronistic' all is not 'expression of a maternal tare, then it would be nice, so' as the evils or moods of a baby bottle-fed formula milk are not charged to the same treatment would be reserved for those who are breast-feeding. Divide the world between those mothers who are breastfeeding and those who are breast-feeding bottles and 'an unnecessary, not very far.
In the first months are usually criminalized mothers who use formula milk after six months instead are those who are breastfeeding to be regarded with suspicion and distrust. Yet we are not crazy or reckless, and certainly do not do harm to our children. But sometimes those members of your silence, that means sighs filled with thinly-veiled condemnation proceedings and there are bad, they give us trouble, and indeed, there they deserve. Again, not because we are the heroines of the third millennium, but only because we are mothers and, like all mothers, we do what we do in the interests of our peace and our baby. Some with bottles, some with their breasts. But we give you trouble?
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