Jealous!

[Graeme]

LotteBum <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> Back when it was commonly believed that children were to be breast fed
> until age 3, yes. Eugh.

My wife knew a very alternative couple who breast fed their son until well
after the age where he was able to walk up to his mother, say "I'm hungry",
undo her blouse and help himself. Eugh indeed!

> The reason for this is that the menstrual cycle shuts down whilst a
> woman is breastfeeding.

Although don't rely on this as a method of contraception. When my son was
born one of the other mothers in hospital had just popped out her 12th
child (probably more "fell out when she uncrossed her legs" I would have
thought after 11 kids) in about 14 years. Apparently most of them were
breast fed until fairly late on and there were many pregnancy/breastfeeding
overlaps.

Graeme

 

[TimC]

On 2005-06-21, Graeme (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
> LotteBum <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]:
>
>> Back when it was commonly believed that children were to be breast fed
>> until age 3, yes. Eugh.
>
> My wife knew a very alternative couple who breast fed their son until well
> after the age where he was able to walk up to his mother, say "I'm hungry",
> undo her blouse and help himself. Eugh indeed!

I've heard this story before. The family where in church, and the kid
says "I wan't some ***!". Eugh indeed indeed.

--
TimC
Chairman: We continue with an afternoon of numerical stimulations.
-- An astronomy talk

 

[Bean Long]

Too true, too true! I'll be back on the bike when they reach 18


--
Bean

Remove "yourfinger" before replying

> i see (and have experienced) the flaw in your plan, moriarty!
>
> having recieved said spawn, you are suddenly over-supplied in lack of
> sleep
> (and better judgement. that'd explain the 2nd lot of twins no doubt)
> and time to ride the ultimate goal of this folly. the bike, that is...
>
>
>
> --
> flyingdutch
>