Breastfeeding
Titty power!
An all-time favorite from our archives,
Madona Latina
You know what really amazes me about this story? That it happened in the Philippines and not the United States. Isn't the developed country supposed to be teaching this to the Third World?
[via 3,738 Mothers Set Breast-Feeding Record - Yahoo! News]:
MANILA, Philippines - Nearly 4,000 mothers set a world record this week for the largest number of women simultaneously breast-feeding their babies in the same place, organizers said.[...]
The event was also held to raise awareness about the benefits of breast-feeding, organizers said.
Dr. Nicholas Alipui, UNICEF representative to the Philippines, said breast-feeding can help curb malnutrition in children under two years old, provide children with antibodies to fight diseases and boost the country's economy because families save on infant formula.
Breastfeeding | Food | Health | Motherhood | Poverty | World Economy | UNICEF | United Nations
