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Tag Archives: husbands
Shared parenting, or lack of /rant
By Ruth Moss (Rant alert). The ever-brilliant Renee over at Womanist Musings recently wrote a post about how biology was not destiny. I can’t hope to explain succinctly so I suggest reading it yourself. Thing is this. My biology does … Continue reading
Posted in breastfeeding, gender stereotypes
Tagged babies, biology, breastfeeding, co-sleeping, destiny, husbands, lactation, maternity leave, sexism, shared parenting
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Breastfeeding a toddler – sexist reactions
by Ruth Moss My toddler is nearly twenty months of age and I breastfeed him. Mainly during the night and at weekends, but also before and after work and in the evening. Already I’ve started getting comments, which I want … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged breastfeeding, breastfeeding in public, children, extended breastfeeding, fathers, feminism, full-term breastfeeding, gender stereotypes, health care professionals, husbands, misogyny, mothers, myths about breastfeeding, partners, peer counsellor, permanent teeth, sexism, toddlers
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