Comments on: Gwen Stefani is Still Breast-feeding

By: I would be the voice of reason...

I would be the voice of reason... — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 13:44:42 +0000

Personally I don’t think I’ll do it. (I don’t think I’ll ever have a kid either though) I don’t think there is some ‘magical mystic boob sekret n00rishment’ that nothing else has. That’s bologna. This is modern day not the stone ages. But you know, I have nothing against people who do it for a REASONable amount of time, ie, 0-1/1.2 or at the latest 2

But for all you people who are saying that you will breastfeed your kid until your blue in the face and you have no clue as to when you’ll stop? Stop being lude. At some point your kid is going to realize, “Hey, I’m sucking on a boob!” and your going to want to stop before the kid comes to that realization! Also, the child needs more than breast milk and once the child can eat other nourishing food groups, there is no longer any need for your forcing your nasty tit down your childs throat.

Keep in mind *reffering to the above comment* that once you do stop? (and trust me, for all you people who think you are just gonna GO and GO, you will have to stop at some point) your tit will be twice as saggy and deconstructed than it would have been had you stopped at a reasonable time. So keep that in mind if you are b. feeding for the sole purpose having bigger tits; and trust me, if you are, no ones looking, they are probably just revolted that THAT weirdo Meg or Sarah is STILL feeding little five year old Timmy.

By: chante chante

chante chante — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 07:04:17 +0000

You know, until they are one or so, great, have at it!

After that, your just being gross. They need to start getting more for their growing bodies, not to mention that the person not making them stop has some mental problems because at some point the kid is going to realize that their is something sexual about sucking peoples boobs and if they did it until they were old enough that they REMEMBER doing it (and they are normal) they are going to be REVOLTED and REPULSED because that is NORMAL.

C’mon people. Give it up. We all know the reason that you breast feed so long is that you want a bigger breast. But when you eventually stop, heres some funny news, the longer you did it the saggier and more revolting your breast is going to be. So the jokes on you!

By: wow you people are sick as eff

wow you people are sick as eff — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 06:56:27 +0000

OH MY GOSH.

SOME MOTHERS ARE REALLY FREAKING SICK!
JUST BECAUSE YOU PERVERTS WANT A KID SUCKING YOUR NASTY SAGGY VILE TIT AND MAKING IT BIGGER–

–UNTIL YOU SICK FUTKCS ARE IN THE GRAVE WHERE YOU BELONG DOESN’T MAKE WHAT YOU ARE DOING RIGHT

I THINK WHEN THAT POOR FUTKCING KID IS ONE YEAR OLD YOU SHOULD CALL IT A DAY YOU SICK EFFING CHILD MOLESTORS.

THERE IS SOMETHING SEVERELY WRONG WITH YOU TAKE YOUR NASTY SAGGY TIT AWAY FROM YOUR KID AND GO REPORT YOUR PEDOFILE SELF TO AUTHORITIES. SICK FUTKCS!

Thank you too the people who are trying to beat some sense into some of these batshit people!

By: Kassy123

Kassy123 — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 20:46:45 +0000

I still breastfeed my 13 year old and you might think im a freak but hes the smartest kid in his class so think im a freak but im not

ASSHOLES

By: Trisha

Trisha — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:53:03 +0000

Gwen obviously got implants before she was pregnant. its not just breastfeeding

By: anon

anon — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 23:37:40 +0000

People commenting about how bf isn’t nutritionally beneficial past a year are wrong. It is. The world health organization recommends nursing until AT LEAST 2 years of age. Here in America, they recommend AT LEAST one year. And yes, smart parents choose to breastfeed. Interesting, isn’t it. There are people who, despite being formula fed, are smart. Of course. There are abused children who turn out all right, too. If you’re so smart, I think you should be able to understand basic statistics and that breastfed babies are statistically healthier. That might be too much to ask. If you can’t bother to truly educate yourself and see how different formula and breastmilk are, please don’t comment. You yourself might be healthy, but that’s not typical of a formula fed child. Google the statistics of cancers, obesity, asthma, digestive problems and any other disease you can think of. It’s really astounding.

By: erin

erin — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 10:50:16 +0000

i got bored of reading comments half way through, shit the editor or whatever CLEARLY dont know how the fuck to raise a kid, there are ppl that get raised into years of 7 and older that are still on the boob, so really anything under that is acceptable so get the fuck pber yaself you just so damn jealous u cant suck on them, stop the frigin hating your just naive you stupid immature idiotic human being, when u finally have kids (GOD FORBID) you might just wanna breast feed that little bit long than she did but SHIT then u would be unacceptable….wouldnt ya no

By: re:Mel says

re:Mel says — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:15:53 +0000

You can’t even spell. Don’t even try to tell me you are remotely intelligent!

By: Melissa

Melissa — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:13:16 +0000

you were obviously NOT breast fed. I can tell by your lack of intelligence.

Human babies are meant to breast feed. And meant to be weaned between 2-7 years of age.

Take an anthropology class.

Also, the world health organization recommends mothers breast feed for AT LEAST two years.

Go Gwen for having a brain!

By: Breastfed3kids

Breastfed3kids — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 01:40:33 +0000

Artificial baby milk is made from either cows, soy or meat products and in no way resembles human milk in any way shape or form. Gwen Stafani is fully informed of the risks of artificially feeding her baby and since she is not sharing the risks I will. Baby is more likely to develop insulin dependent diabetes and allergies (particularly if it is in the family already). Baby is at higher risk for leukemia, lymphoma, gastrointestinal illnesses short term and long term (colitis, celiac disease, crohn’s disease). Mothers and their breastfed daughter are at a lower risk for developing breast cancer. Baby is less likely to dies of SIDS. Fatty acids in breast milk (100’s of them) cannot be replicated in formula (except DHA with fungus or some other thing) and aids in baby’s neurological development. Studies have shown that the longer a child is breastfed the better they perform at school. Studies abound in exclusively breastfed babies to prove all of the above and more, but pharmaceutical companies heavily lobby the government to prevent this information from reaching the general public because they have millions of dollars to lose when people finally get smart to the risks of formula feeding. It’s just a matter of time before people find out they have been duped for too long. Educate yourself before you make any decision and don’t get your education from the company that sells the product you plan to use!

By: Amanda

Amanda — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:36:21 +0000

ps - You’ll have heard the debate about whether or not breastfed babies are smarter?? Well, I don’t know if it’s the breastmilk that makes them smart (as there are certainly plenty smart adults who were bottlefed). I think it comes down to genetics. Smart parents choose to breastfeed, and smart parents pass down their smart genes to their offspring.

By: Amanda

Amanda — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:31:47 +0000

Breastfeeding is the best thing that any mother can do for their child. I am currently breastfeeding a 6.5 month old baby, and now she is started on solid food, her desire for ‘boob’ is diminishing during the day, but not in the evening, or first thing in the morning. I hope she will completely self-wean by one year (at least during the day) as I have to return to work. But if she doesn’t I’ll express at work and her caregivers will give her it in a bottle. No question about it.

Message to Effingsick: Formula adverts are banned for a reason you know! It is the next thing to breast milk for those who can’t (or won’t) breast feed, but it is the poor relative in large scheme of things. That’s why (here in the UK at least) there are all sorts of family friendly work policies in place to allow a breastfeeding mum to express milk at work, provide her with a comfortable lockable room, and fridge facilities for storing it. Employers realise that more sick days will be lost if they DON’T allow her to do this (ie, with her child being ill) therefore it has become an in-built part of the policy of most places of employment. Also, please realise, a mother and child’s breastfeeding relationship is something that only a mother and child should have an opinion about. How does it affect you or anyone else?