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Mommy Wars 8

Stop shaming moms for checking their phones while their kids play

Recently, a Facebook post, from a mom who insists that we all put our phones down when our children are around, has gone viral. She traded her phone for a pen and paper and tallied up her children’s glances in her direction.

28 times my loves would have questioned if they were alone emotionally. 28 times my kids would have been reassured that who you are online is what really matters

It made me think. Of those 28 times, … Keep Reading!!!

‘Glee’ star and new mom Naya Rivera Dorsey speaks candidly about her breastfeeding struggles and successes

It’s always great to celebrities being honest about the joys and struggles of breastfeeding their children. Naya Rivera, seen above sporting a beautiful bump at her baby shower, and her husband Ryan Dorsey welcomed their first child, Josey Hollis, into the world in September, Naya opened up to People about how breastfeeding is going.

Right off the top she talks about the lack of information new mothers receive in regards to breastfeeding.

Throughout my pregnancy, I got a lot of

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This breastfeeding mother refuses to be shamed by onlookers, she fights back instead

When Ashley Kaidel‘s son got hungry, while they were at a restaurant, she did what mother’s do – she fed him. Of course, because she did so with your breasts people start staring. Rather than feel shamed she decided to stare right back. This is when her dining partner took a photo of her, a photo which she posted to Facebook along with a post about normalizing breastfeeding. The statement she made, both within her writing and her photo … Keep Reading!!!

Walmart refuses to print breastfeeding photos and it’s becoming a disturbing trend

Whitney Walters wanted to put together a scrapbook of her 6-year-old daughter. She sent her pictures off to Walmart, but when she arrived to pick them up they told her multiple photos of hers were indecent and would not be printed. The indecent act? Breastfeeding her daughter. Aside from that vague comment they would not explain, specifically, why they could not print them. Public Relations for Walmart has not issued a statement.

No woman should be told that nursing her

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Tamara Ecclestone looks Fabulous nursing on magazine cover

Tamara Ecclestone, who is famous for something to do with cars, and not even the pretty ones, the Formula One cars. To me she’s famous for being a vocal supporter of public nursing, posting her own images to Instagram and stating that she will never be ashamed of nursing her 17-month-old.

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This month she’s looking Fabulous, showing the normalcy of not just public breastfeeding but term nursing too!

She’s very down to earth about what she does as well, she … Keep Reading!!!

Popular Website ‘Bro Bible’ Shames Young Woman for Nursing Her Baby

This website should rename itself from Bro Bible to “Sexist Pricks who Need a Hard Kick in the Balls Forum”.

BroBible screenshot

To stalk and shame a young mother for doing something amazing for her child is beyond despicable. If the author is going to blast Chastity’s face alongside her diatribe then she could at least grow a pair and put her own images up so we all know who to never “swipe right” on again. Yes, It is a woman who … Keep Reading!!!

Accepting “Mommy Wars” as Complex

By: A.M. IANtB Science Editor

In the second episode of HBO TV show The Newsroom, an idealistic executive producer bounces into the meeting room with a whiteboard, where (after accidentally knocking over the entire easel) she outlines the new direction in which she intends to take the evening news hour she and her team produces.

She writes down several questions that she wants the news team to ask themselves as they write a story. For example, “Is this the … Keep Reading!!!

The Real Mommy War

“The Brightest Light . . .”  Letter from Laura Farruggio 

about the Ethiopian birth mother of her adopted son, Max:

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In 2004 an Ethiopian teenage girl named Etenesh Ermias traveled from her neighborhood in Kalsho to Addis Ababa to find work. While there she became pregnant and returned home. In September 2005 a baby boy was born. His given name translates to mean“the brightest light at the break of day.” Unable to care for and feed her child, he

… Keep Reading!!!

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