Sorry guys, i didn't mean it to come out like you can always work through it. I have had bfing aversion through pregnancy, and it is horrible. I know the feeling of wanting to throw the child across the room, ust to make the feeling stop. Having it with a younger bub would have been even more difficult due to the frequency of feeds, and lack of alternatives. With an older child, at least she was able to have more solids or fluids if it was a bad aversion day.

I guess i was trying to explain to Cherished that even those who had good experiences bfing (as i did for more than a year) can still get aversions at some time due to pregnancy or other issues.

hope that makes sense.