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Maybe I'm out of touch here, but why on earth would a man want to
prevent his children from being breast fed. Shouldn't we be focusing on
whats in the best interest of the children and not thinking about what
might be an uncomfortable situation for us. Both of our children were
breast fed for as long as my wife was able. I can't imagine having it
any other way. Of course I also realize the choice was never mine to
make, although my wife did discuss it with me and let me know why she
felt it was best for her and the children.
Kyle

Darryl Klement

kandpbr@... wrote:
>
> Maybe I'm out of touch here, but why on earth would a man want to
> prevent his children from being breast fed. Shouldn't we be focusing on
> whats in the best interest of the children and not thinking about what
> might be an uncomfortable situation for us. Both of our children were
> breast fed for as long as my wife was able. I can't imagine having it
> any other way. Of course I also realize the choice was never mine to
> make, although my wife did discuss it with me and let me know why she
> felt it was best for her and the children.
> Kyle
>
With all due respect to men who support breast feeding......
I've run into this situation with friends whose husbands have told them
they were NOT going to be ALLOWED to breasted.
Why?....because it would interfere with their sexual needs....they would
feel awkward about having relations with a lactating woman. It was said
that bluntly in *friendly* discussion.
These men can't deal with their wives being there for the child's
benefit over their needs.
It is unfortunate but there are men out there that really feel this way.

Buzz