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The ingredients in the picture are bound to induce malnutrition, especially in a growing body.

Mongolia has some of the highest breastfeeding rates, and culturally they believe in extended breastfeeding for a strong healthy child. I would love to see their rates of the ailments that are common in low rate breastfeeding countries.

lol here

I'm soy intolerant!

there is soy in literally everything
5gum? soy lichtin
ferro? Soy lichtin
burger buns? soy oil
chicken crumbs, well you guessed it soy flour hidden somewhere in the fifth ingredient

this shit is EVERYWHERE, AND IT IS IN EVERYTHING

Thanks for sharing

hell yeah!

I'm a profess to being a nigger-faggot. Some day, god willing, my son will be a legitimate professional nigger-faggot.

nowadays (((American))) companies are putting "KETO" on fucking SOY products
i'm not even kidding https://nutrition.abbott/au/product/ross-carbohydrate-free

But it's not lazy. It's SO much more effort to formula feed (easier than pumping or pumping and breastfeeding, but so much harder than breastfeeding alone). I know, I did it for a short period. I had to supplement with formula or risk trouble with my husband (who was against donor milk off facebook) or fuckery with government child kidnappers as my first was in hospital for a time after birth and they were being cunts about her biliruben levels, which I believe we could have treated at home with sunlight and breastmilk, maybe some vit D drops too.

Anyway they insisted on Foie Gras-ing the baby with my milk and formula. Which brings me to the big stink I kicked up insisting that if we must formula feed, it would be made with purified, fluoride-free water. I won, but it was difficult. Another mum in the NICU was pissed when she overheard because she had asked for fluroide-free water too and was told no. I obviously gave her some of my water and her baby got it soon after.

You go on about soy and yeah it's really shit, but a baby having that much fluoride every day is bound to result in brain damage.

But yeah, not laziness, but peer and authority pressure. And as someone else said lack of knowledge of how to breastfeed. Even if you have done it before each baby is different and may have new challenges and techniques needed.

And crucially support. "Fed is best" culture is so prevalent nowadays and so toxic. These women encourage other women to give up and downplay the benefits of breastmilk and upsell formula as an adequate second choice, while implying soda is legitimate option (only seen niggers do that though). And say anyone who says "breast is best" wants to starve babies and is saying breastfeeding is the only option. I am convinced "Fed is best" is some fucking Mad Men style kike astroturfed movement to market formula. "Imformed is best" is the PC alternative to BIB that is gaining tracking, because good information is my first comment and a round about way of saying breast is best does not mean starve your baby if your breasts have been cut off. But a lot of formula mums really do hate BIB term because it shames them, as they know deep down they are not doing the best thing for their child.
Which I don't get. I feel no shame in my choice to do it because it was the best short term option for me, even though I did feel guilty.

Oh and lots of propaganda about breastfeeding destroying your breasts, playing on women's vanity.

Sorry about your bother and sister in law. I hope the infertility effects are as short lived as the immunity. I imagine that it is and is one reasons for the boosters push. Who knows about intergenerational effects though, that is a real concern of mine.