thread: 10 things breastfeeding advocates should stop saying

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    Maybe it has already been said - perhaps it is kind of what Mayaness said - and forgive me for not throughly ready everyones responses.

    I wanted to add that ABA, who are the strongest advocates for breastfeeding, never use language like that. No matter what, you can call the helpline, go to a local meeting, use the website, and you will find support and respect.

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    Yup and its been this way for a while. It will take some time for language to change in society, its a whole generation, we are constantly learning. By being kind and gentle, people will be willing to learn, hear and understand what you need to hear.
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