This lady doesn’t seem like she’s read a single child development book. There are years of scientific study that shows how bad this can be for baby development.

While I’m not sure I could have gone out of country with a 10w old at home, who cares what someone else does?? I’d love to have a couple days of sleep at this point, and our new baby is just 4w old!

I’ve been wanting to post for the girl on Jersy Shore regards to breastfeeding. It is the best thing that a mom can do for her child. Pumping alone will not keep the milk flowing. I still nurse her at 20 months and in public too. My take is that everyone has breast, just different in size and so what if she expose my boob.

I am an OB/GYN and feel very strongly that the health of the mother DIRECTLY affects the health of the newborn. I am also the “bread winner” in the family. I was back to work one week after giving birth to both of my children, and left them both with their grandparents at 8 and 5 weeks respectively. They were each placed in daycare at 6 weeks old as well. Now they are 5 and 2 years old. My daughter is a kind, sensitive and nuturing child showing advanced reading and math skills. My two year old son thinks I “hung the moon” and is also a loving, trusting and caring child. My daughter truly benefitted when we left my newborn son at five weeks and took her on a Disney cruise. Their was much less animosity between siblings as they were both made to feel important. I am amazed that any person would truly think leaving a child with a responsible caretaker at an early age for a short period of time has any affect on an infant. It is preposterous.