Any non-milk drinkers who breastfeed? *WOMEN ONLY*
calibriintx
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Hi. I don't drink milk but I want to breastfeed when my baby is born. Has anyone done this successfully? I don't think anyone actually knows how the milk gets from the COW to inside the woman's breasts. If it was through drinking it, wouldn't men lactate too? I guess that's a question for more educated minds, so back to my original: has anyone successfully breastfed without actually drinking the cow's milk?:flowerforyou:
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?0
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.0 -
Please ask your doctor or lactation consultant. Perhaps they can clear up any misconceptions0
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Please ask your doctor or lactation consultant. Perhaps they can clear up any misconceptions
^^This.
I hate drinking milk, and practically had it forced down me when MIL came to visit. Ugh. But don't worry, I breastfeed DD until she was about 22 months (OK, not so much at the end..). And I don't think I had more milk than a splash in my tea every day.0 -
Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.0 -
It's a well know fact that humans were unable to breastfeed before we domesticated animals.0
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
So you're saying that men who drink coconut or almond milk can breastfeed. Cool.0 -
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
But women don't need nuts to breastfeed.:noway:0 -
I wouldn't worry about this too much, you will be lucky if they let you leave the hospital with the baby. Have you ever seen cows drink milk to produce milk, the mind boggles eh. Hahahahaha.0
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Are you pregnant now?0
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Kgeyser, you're awesome. lol.
On another note, do you know that you make people start drinking really early when they can't tell if you're a troll or just an idiot? Not nice.0 -
WOW....0
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
But women don't need nuts to breastfeed.:noway:
Milk from lactating animals with nipples is better. Similarities and such.0 -
I wouldn't worry about this too much, you will be lucky if they let you leave the hospital with the baby
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Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
So you're saying that men who drink coconut or almond milk can breastfeed. Cool.
Didn't you read the title? WOMEN ONLY. We're not talking about male breastfeeding. Don't try to hijack the thread into a discussion about men and milking nuts.0 -
Perhaps you should start drinking coconut milk!
But this would be nuts.0 -
Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
I have a response to this, but I just really can't think of any way to word it without getting a strike.
I fail the interwebz!0 -
Kgeyser, you're awesome. lol.
On another note, do you know that you make people start drinking really early when they can't tell if you're a troll or just an idiot? Not nice.
Two ways to detect an idiot:
1. Their sarcasm detector is broken
2. Their satire detector is broken0 -
Very deep.
More sangria!0 -
Fill a balloon with milk of your choice. Prick a pin-sized whole in the filled balloon. Hold balloon in the space between your bewbs.
You're welcome.0 -
Seriously, are you trolling or do you really think breast milk comes from cows?
I've seen goat's milk at the store too, so I guess it would work the same as milk from a cow. I don't really like any milk but I would willing to try coconut milk or almond milk if it means I can BF. I don't know if those "count" though.
I don't think those would work, because those come from nuts, and women don't have nuts.
So you're saying that men who drink coconut or almond milk can breastfeed. Cool.
Didn't you read the title? WOMEN ONLY. We're not talking about male breastfeeding. Don't try to hijack the thread into a discussion about men and milking nuts.
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The stork brings the milk when he brings the baby. Until then, just drink water!
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Hi. I don't drink milk but I want to breastfeed when my baby is born. Has anyone done this successfully? I don't think anyone actually knows how the milk gets from the COW to inside the woman's breasts. If it was through drinking it, wouldn't men lactate too? I guess that's a question for more educated minds, so back to my original: has anyone successfully breastfed without actually drinking the cow's milk?:flowerforyou:
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My son was lactose intolerant. When I breastfed him, anytime I would drink milk or milk products it would give him gas. I had to go without milk or ice cream for the entire year + that I breastfed. It is possible!!0
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The stork brings the milk when he brings the baby. Until then, just drink water!
What are you talking about, man? The stork shows us the proper way to regurgitate table foods for when the baby starts solids. Birds bringing milk, that's just absurd.0 -
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I breastfed 3 children successfully until they weaned themselves. I had a very poor diet then and did not drink milk. NOTHING compromised my breast milk. If you breastfeed "on demand" you will not lose your milk. :flowerforyou:0
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I rarely laugh out loud when reading things but this....this did it. Best of luck to your child, honey boo boo!!!0
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