KAtrina - before I say any more I will tell you that I have 4 children, the first one I breastfed for 8 months, stopping when I was already pregnant with the second, the second one, I breastfed fed for 13 months, stopping when I was 2 months pregnant as I wanted the unborn baby on both occasions to get the nutrition, the third one I breastfed for 2 years and 3 months (that should please you) and the fourth one I breastfed for 10 months.
Now, when I stopped breastfeeding, especially the first one at 8 months, would you not agree that she should have had formula, as she was young, and I wanted the unborn baby to get all the goodness from my body, so she had to be taken off?
What about the babies whose mother dies during or shorthly after childbirth? Should they be left to die of starvation as other mammals in the wild are? I really don't think so!
And do you actually have any children yourself? Did you breastfeed them? For how long? I hope you breastfed for over 2 years, for each child, other wise go and breed more, give birth without pain relief (as a MAMMAL in the wild would do) get no stitches or aftercare, in fact, have your baby in a field, since you're in touch with nature.
All the best.
