Mission 5: Plastic. Not Fantastic
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We are two moms turned undercover mama vigilantes after watching too many of our fellow moms become victims of society's ignorance.
Our mission: To use the power of the mom internet community to expose the injustices perpetrated against mothers everywhere and to exact vengeance through aggressive finger-wagging and online shaming.
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Lactivista -- An uncensored mom of two turned vigilante who single handedly defends breastfeeders with her super action nursing bra and double power breast pump.
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Love it! I've got tons of nursing pics/tandem pics if you need more! :P
Posted by: ChinaDoll | October 10, 2007 at 05:15 PM
So cool. Made me bawl for no apparent reason. Breasting feeding in bathrooms is no fun and I have had to do it many times. Thanks
Posted by: melissa | October 11, 2007 at 11:27 AM
Thank you so much for doing that, i'm the one eating my tea and feeding my Teagan!
Watching that is SO powerfull, it confirms what we are doing is right and the best, i have just weaned my daughter at 16 and a half months, i will miss breastfeeding so much, but i have done my best and i have learned to ignore the ignorant and nasty people.(although they still upset me a lot)Cant wait to give Teagan a brother or sister to go through it all again, hard work but SO worth it.XX
Posted by: Gillian Wright | October 19, 2007 at 06:06 AM
made me cry hard too. just starting to wean after second birthday. the little faces in the video show that moment of pure happiness and tranquility new babies get while snuggled at the breast.
Posted by: fioria2020 | November 06, 2007 at 02:55 PM
Rock on! My hubby cuts up my food into little pieces so I can eat while nursing. He also brings baby to bed and helps to latch him on while I'm sleeping. We're still going strong at 16 months! One of my favorite parts about nursing is when my son looks up at me with those eyes like in the pics on this montage. I also love it when he puts his foot up to my mouth so I can kiss his little toes and then he giggles and milk runs out his cheek. If only the pigs who criticize knew what these little joys are like. Too bad for them.
Posted by: Melissa | November 14, 2007 at 04:14 AM
How it warms my heart to see a new generation of moms promoting breastfeeding and fighting for it to become the norm. My kids are in their late teens and I don't regret a single moment nursing them.
Nurse ON!!!!
Posted by: Jill L. | November 28, 2007 at 09:20 PM
That *was* beautiful. It actually made me teary. I miss having a little someone curled up at my breast. I wish I had come by sooner, I have a beautiful shot of my last baby asleep on my breast - - it's one of my favourite photos.
Posted by: janet | November 30, 2007 at 12:42 PM
I'm nursing right this moment! Love love love these babies- they grow up way too quickly, don't they.
Posted by: Mrs Hannigan - six daughters! | April 05, 2008 at 12:20 AM
This montage brings back so many memories, and brought tears to my eyes. I miss those beautiful moments and I fought against everyone in my exes family about it, they all thought it was gross, I told them they were all nuts and popped my boob out to feed my baby as they all turned their heads and gasped. Thanks to my mother breastfeeding all four of us and being a la leche league leader before I was born, I knew of no other way, and still think there is no other way. I even nursed my sisters baby while she was in for surgery, much to the dismay of my jealous 6 month old who was not very happy about sharing, but a breastfed baby knows if fresh milk is near and refuses a bottle from most nursing mothers, at least my niece did, but my sister and I had talked about it before hand and agreed if she needed it she needed it. Just a funny story I thought you all might appreciate. Have many more about ignorant people I have made feel insignificant because of their ignorance toward my doing what was best for my children. I nursed my son til he was 2 yrs and my daughter for only 9 mos and regret having to stop with her, but I will never do it any other way, the breast will always be best.
Posted by: Jenn | July 09, 2008 at 05:00 PM
I wish everyone could see how precious the relationship is with a nursling. I fed my oldest son mommy's milk until he was 2 1/2 and just my 3 year old just weaned shortly before his birthday this past March. Nothing is so precious as being able to nurse a sick little one when they can't eat; they will usually always nurse. I miss the time my babies spent at the breast and am thrilled to see other Mom's doing the very best for their children.
Posted by: Jennifer | September 23, 2008 at 03:48 PM
That is really cool, thank you for the share, i really appreciate it.
Posted by: Nursing Tank | November 13, 2009 at 03:44 AM
Thank you for the post, it's really one of the bests on your blog, will definitely bookmark it.
Posted by: Padded Nursing Bras | November 21, 2009 at 10:21 PM
This is really cool video, thank you for sharing I really liked it.
Posted by: Ameda ultra | November 29, 2009 at 07:37 AM
Thank you for the share, i really appreciate it.
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