Postpartum or postnatal depression is major depression some women experience after childbirth1, 2. It can eliminate a woman’s natural desire to bond with her infant3, along with the urge to nurse. In fact, when it sets in, it’s often detrimental to breastfeeding.4 Rather than face such familial agony, I propose a better way to resolve…
Much props to Veronika Robinson. As mentioned in a previous post, I’d rather have a wife who breastfeeds too much than too little. Wanting to nurse everything that breathes is more laudable than refusing to nurse even your own infant. Not only is she okay breastfeeding her toddler, as seen above, Veronika is also cool…
Is it just me or does anyone else agree that breasts weren’t created to sell beer, cars, or remain in bras all day long? Nor were they purposed for motorboating, mammary intercourse or just hand stroking, though all three are fun and exciting when practised within any marriage. Why would God allow females to develop…
A woman who breastfeeds her baby and husband in tandem is a beautiful, powerful, empowered, multi-tasking, divine, blessed mama and wife. No, nursing doesn’t have to have any sexual connotations. Tandem breastfeeding of child and husband could simply be family time, because women can breastfeed their husbands without being sexually aroused. Notice the beginning of…
Christ-centered ANR 