(I'll start this post off by stating that I'm a LLL (LaLeche League) leader and working towards becoming a IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant), in addition to being a Lactivist.)
At every LLL meeting, we chat about LOST.* It's the favorite show of many mothers and families -- even families who rarely watch television.* I even know someone who was anit-TV and went out a purchased a television just to watch LOST.* Most of us were drawn to the show because of Claire and her journey into motherhood.* We often wonder/speculate about how you all are going to approach the subject of feeding her infant, especially since the US is a very anti-breastfeeding country and being on network television after that whole Janet Jackson breast flash drama.* Some members joke that a case of Enfami and bottles will wash ashore or be found in someone's luggage or even that Jack will devise an infant formula out of coconut and fish.* Claire has to nurse her baby, right?* So please show it not only as the superior infant food it is, but how it also benefits the mother and the mother/child bond.* Don't be afraid.
Also, Claire can wear the baby in a
sling.* And if you have any questions about breastfeeding or babywearing, I can help or point you all in the right direction.
p.s. Why is Claire putting that baby in a crib?! Things are out to get him or her; the baby should be co-sleeping with the mother (and Charlie, because they are so cute together).
Okay, I sound like a freak, so I'll stop.
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