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Breastfeeding on Demand - 2 Videos

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If you are a proud supporter of breastfeeding, then these are a couple of great videos to watch. They are, admittedly, a bit more extreme than most breastfeeding families you may know, but they still underscore the important role breastfeeding plays in bonding and child development. It seems that while the videos cover the basics of attachment parenting, breastfeeding and extended breastfeeding, they seem to mock the ideas in a sense. The bit about elimination communication, for example, which is an increasingly common practice in attachment parenting households, was extreme and misleading. I EC‘d my daughter with great success and never once, did I ever have poo on my floor. It is really ridiculous (not to mention disgusting). Needless to say, they are still great attachment parenting videos.

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