Comments on: Nursing Mothers Pass Toxins to Babies Through Breastfeeding, But Still Best for Babies

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replica handbag — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 03:32:43 +0000

I,m so happy that I nursed my son with breast milk.I knew It’s better than Bottle-fed.And I don’t drink or smoke,because I want to give my child a healthy environment and I have made it.

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By: Talina of Harvest of Daily Life

Talina of Harvest of Daily Life — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 01:07:29 +0000

I was wondering if BPA can pass from breast milk to babies. Glad I found this.

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By: Tanya

Tanya — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:01:48 +0000

I think it’s equally important to note that cows are not producing milk in a bubble. They eat pesticide-laden food and drink from water that is far from pristine. Formula isn’t exactly pesticide free and does not contain a single ingredient that can help a growing infant overcome the polluted world around them.

By: Lea Mommy Greenest

Lea Mommy Greenest — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 05:33:02 +0000

I am currently breastfeeding twins. I breastfed my first child until he was two and hope to do the same for my twins. I must admit though, lately with the rash of negative information coming forward about toxins etc…being passed through breastmilk, I have found myself wondering if I am actually doing them a disservice by continuing to breastfed until 2 years of age. Your article has probably been the most encouraging that I have read on this topic in quite awhile. Thank you for reminding the rational side of me that breast is still best. As the others have said, we must continue our fight to live a clean and healthy life for the sake of our children.

By: Janelle

Janelle — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 01:00:48 +0000

I have to cover my tail a bit here…My comment is listed first and is rather strongly worded. It may seem unwarrented now, but that’s because Derek had originally framed the story a bit differently and it wasn’t quite so clear that breast was best. After my comment and a few Tweets between us, he made some edits and the blog is much better and clearer now (Thanks Derek!)

All in all, it’s a delicate issue and you’d be surprised how quickly some women can be scared away (or generally deterred) from breastfeeding.

I’m happy to see advice reminding mothers of the risk and giving them concrete steps to detoxify. Probably, for most of the readers here, we’re beyond arguing whether breastmilk or formula is best, we’re ready to go the next step and fight for a world in which breastmilk is pure – as nature intended, as it’s been for millennia. And for those who can’t breastfeed, formula should be as wholesome and pure as possible (which it currently isn’t).

All in all, we need to clean up our acts and our environment. Thanks to everyone here for doing their part.

By: Sommer Green & Clean Mom

Sommer Green & Clean Mom — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 04:17:38 +0000

I read this post and then the comments and I have to say, I don’t understand the fuss. I got the point that breast is best. I also got the point about how sad it is that there are dangerous pollutants in breast milk. Too bad we couldn’t have taken samples of breast milk a hundred years ago and compared it to now. Bottom line, we need less containments, environmental pollution, etc.
in our world for mother and child.