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• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • I was just saying that we, like the generations who have come before, are allowed to make mistakes while parenting. Most of us still turn out quite well. My parents raised my brother and I together (obviously) with the same parenting style and yet we turned out to be totally different adults.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • But, none of those "other foods" that "are abundant in our society" are nowhere near as healthy as human milk.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • Oh, I read the comments, I was just being the "smug know-it-all chiming in with 'It's perfectly natural!' and 'It's my (child's) right to breastfeed!'" Since you said you couldn't wait for someone to do it. So, I decided to not keep you waiting.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • First Name: It IS perfectly natural and it IS my child's right to breastfeed. ;o) And according to state legislation, all of the above opinions don't matter. Thank you. Have a nice day.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • I could find many children raised without co-sleeping who behave the same way.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • Look, you are entitled to your opinion, but breastfeeding beyond a year is NOT disgusting and is encouraged by the World Health Organization.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • No, I wasn't suggesting including your child in your sexual activities. That would be absurd. I was only suggesting that there are ways around feeling like your sexual intimacy has to be held hostage by your children (whether you co-sleep or not).

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • CrazyKat, I am still breastfeeding my 15 month old. Yes, from my *gasp* breast. And trust me, he is the one initiating the breastfeeding. I can't force him to breastfeed. Hence, the breastfeeding on "demand".

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • My husband and I are not rich nor entitled. I was raised in some of the poorest of circumstances and now my family struggles just like everyone else and we practice most of this lifestyle.

• Meet the newest TODAY Moms blogger: Mayim Bialik

  Tue Jan 18, 2011
  • Melanie, I think you should provide citations for all of your proven "facts" because I have many more that suggest otherwise.