Evidence for God from Science

And eventually the milk changes and just flows out = no more buying cows milk, just ask wife to come over if you need milk in your coffee, or your cereal or what-have-you.

Udderly ridiculous!

Philip wrote:

And eventually the milk changes and just flows out = no more buying cows milk, just ask wife to come over if you need milk in your coffee, or your cereal or what-have-you.

Udderly ridiculous!

I may have exaggerated a little on that point. Though with expressing, you can just take some frozen supply out and add it to your coffee.

Gotta admit, I never tried the "creamer" - even though my wife nursed both boys for a year. Um, is it similar to goat or cows milk? https://delishably.com/dairy/An-Experim ... Human-Milk

But I can say it must have been important, as both of our boys were very healthy - only one of them had just one ear infection, ever.

Had a friend who nursed one of her kids to about three or four.

Yes they should .. At home .. a women did this next to me on an airplane .. I was afraid to say anything because I didn't want to end up getting shamed on the news and the captains fasten your seatbelt's light was on so ..

Blessed wrote:Yes they should .. At home .. a women did this next to me on an airplane .. I was afraid to say anything because I didn't want to end up getting shamed on the news and the captains fasten your seatbelt's light was on so ..

Only at home? You try only eating at home... see how that works for you

Sad day when doing what is natural and what we are "designed" to do, what is in the best interest of the baby, is questioned.

Blessed wrote:Yes they should .. At home .. a women did this next to me on an airplane .. I was afraid to say anything because I didn't want to end up getting shamed on the news and the captains fasten your seatbelt's light was on so ..

She probably had her baby's and your best interest at heart. When landing or taking off, feeding babies allows their ears to normalise. Beats the sound of a crying baby.

Kurieuo wrote:

Blessed wrote:Yes they should .. At home .. a women did this next to me on an airplane .. I was afraid to say anything because I didn't want to end up getting shamed on the news and the captains fasten your seatbelt's light was on so ..

She probably had her baby's and your best interest at heart. When landing or taking off, feeding babies allows their ears to normalise. Beats the sound of a crying baby.

Yes you're right. I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing. I'll remmeber it for next time.

Blessed wrote:

Kurieuo wrote:

Blessed wrote:Yes they should .. At home .. a women did this next to me on an airplane .. I was afraid to say anything because I didn't want to end up getting shamed on the news and the captains fasten your seatbelt's light was on so ..

She probably had her baby's and your best interest at heart. When landing or taking off, feeding babies allows their ears to normalise. Beats the sound of a crying baby.

Yes you're right. I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing. I'll remmeber it for next time.

I can't believe you would've complained about a woman feeding her child! What kind of male chauvinist pig are you?!?!

He should have given her a tip.

Kurieuo wrote:He should have given her a tip.

Oh, you think you are soooo funny don't you?

Has anyone seen the movie "Bad Neighbours'? Not exactly good Christian viewing on so, so, so many levels but I laughed so hard. There was a scene where she needed to express milk cos she woke up choka block... Couldn't have been funnier

cos she woke up choka block

What?

Philip wrote:

cos she woke up choka block

What?

Don't you guys have that saying?

Choka block as in full as, as in FULL?

Don't you guys have that saying?

Choka block as in full as, as in FULL?

Nope. Weird - not sure the connection of the term.