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Re: Breast feeding doll - yes or no
I am going with yes. If we want to encourage breast feeding when it is possible for a woman, I think we should start at a young age.
Disclaimer: I don't have kids. Maybe I would fell differently if I did. I can't say.
I am going with "doesn't care either way."
I really don't mean that snarky. It's just that as a mom who attempted it and hated every second of breast feeding, it doesn't rank high on my cares or concerns about what someone else wishes to do. In fact, it was the "encouragement" that feed the guilt over despising it.
Breast isn't always best.
Like pp said, kids that are exposed to breastfeeding would do this with a $10 doll just as much as they would with a $90 doll.
I don't see any harm - except for the price tag.