Can’t quite believe this! Fathers expecting to share their baby’s breast milk?
Women's rights and gender equality
'She can't say no': the Ugandan men demanding to be breastfed
The preliminary research suggested that men often drink before the child is fed, usually once a day, sometimes more frequently, and for about an hour at a time.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/jan/28/[WORD TOO LONG]
@torunnsaid @drewnogal I can't read about such things - they make me depressed.
Maybe a consequence of Idi Amin who served as the President of Uganda from 1971 to 1979, where a generation of children grew up with insecure attachment leaving a generation of grown men needing to regress to being a tiny baby again?
@drewnogalsaid Can’t quite believe this! Fathers expecting to share their baby’s breast milk?
Women's rights and gender equality
'She can't say no': the Ugandan men demanding to be breastfed
The preliminary research suggested that men often drink before the child is fed, usually once a day, sometimes more frequently, and for about an hour at a time.
@drewnogalsaid Can’t quite believe this! Fathers expecting to share their baby’s breast milk?
Women's rights and gender equality
'She can't say no': the Ugandan men demanding to be breastfed
The preliminary research suggested that men often drink before the child is fed, usually once a day, sometimes more frequently, and for about an hour at a time.
'The preliminary research suggested that men often drink BEFORE the child is fed...'
Well I didn't go to look at the site, but asked what would be wrong with feeding the baby first and it got me two thumbs down. ( Perhaps part of my fan club?) Many women have excess milk too much for the baby.
Would't it work ok the other way to feed the baby first? I think I understood the post correctly.
@very-rustysaid Well I didn't go to look at the site, but asked what would be wrong with feeding the baby first and it got me two thumbs down. ( Perhaps part of my fan club?) Many women have excess milk too much for the baby.
Would't it work ok the other way to feed the baby first? I think I understood the post correctly.
-VR
Maybe I shouldn't respond as I haven't opened the link, but I think you may have missed something.
@torunnsaid Maybe I shouldn't respond as I haven't opened the link, but I think you may have missed something.
I didn't either but don't think I did miss anything just feed the baby first is all I am saying. I understand you are just going along with goad on this one. I know for a fact some women do produce a lot of breast milk too much for the baby.
@very-rustysaid I didn't either but don't think I did miss anything just feed the baby first is all I am saying. I understand you are just going along with goad on this one. I know for a fact some women do produce a lot of breast milk too much for the baby.
-VR
Does it seem right to you that grownup men should demand the right to be breastfed?
@torunnsaid Does it seem right to you that grownup men should demand the right to be breastfed?
I know nothing about the Ugandan culture and how things work there so I really can't give an opinion on it. Only to say I believe the baby should be fed first. How much do you know about Ugandan culture?