Babes and Boobs: Recap of Breastfeeding Topic Day

On Thursday, December 6th, bloggers at Silicon Valley Moms Blog, Chicago Moms Blog, DC Metro Moms Blog, and New York City Moms Blog talked breastfeeding, the good (yeah, occasional moments of milky bliss), the bad (some of these posts will make you wince in memory), and the occasionally risky (pumping while driving isn't exactly recommended in the DMV handbook). Here's the recap.

On Silicon Valley Moms Blog:
Robyn wrote about Promoting Breastfeeding.
Linsey wrote about Breastfeeding in the NICU.
Kimberly vented about The Breastfeeding High Horse.
Glennia explained why Sometimes Breastfeeding Sucks.
Linda considered the To Nurse or Not To Nurse dilemma.
JB says breast is best, but Can I Have Mine Back Now.
BethB argues that Breastfeeding Legislation Is the Answer.
Katie takes on Pumping and Driving.
Tekla introduces The Breastfeeding Cheerleaders.
Thida finds out she's a Reluctant Lactivist.
Bonnie looks at Extreme Breastfeeding.

On Chicago Moms Blog:
Stephanie says I'm His Boo.
Alma confesses to being The Lazy Breastfeeder.
Sophia tells One Nursing Mother's Story.
Carrie confesses that Breastfeeding is Boring.
Marcie discusses The Breast and the Adopted Child.
Catherine visits Breastfeeding Unplugged.
Veronica argues that Breastfeeding is a Fundamental Right.
Caitlin teaches Five Lessons My Breast Taught Me.

On DC Metro Moms Blog:
Joanne says You Knew This All Would be Different if Men Could Breast Feed.
Stacey looks at a few Lessons Learned in Breastfeeding.
Stephanie remembers breastfeeding on the beach in Eating Sand.
KC looks at The Labor of Love that is Pumping.
Linda muses about Breastfeeding in a Perfect World.
Julie experiences Manicured Breastfeeding.
Devra looks at how The Guilt Goes on Long After the Weaning or Bottle is Done.

On New York City Moms Blog:
Carolyn tells her Breastfeeding Saga.
Adelaide discusses the Boob Job.
Cynthia says He's Definitely Hungry.
Andi asks Are You a Bad Mother Because you Bottle Feed Your Baby?

And you can add your breastfeeding stories as a comment to this post.