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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your in laws are probably asking if you are still breastfeeding because they are waiting for an opportunity to give the baby a bottle. In laws, and partners, would love to have that special time feeding the baby, but can't participate if the baby is EBF. Stop imagining that they are judging your choice and[b] try to find a way to make them feel included. [/b] [/quote] The baby is a month old. The baby is practically still an extension of its mother, breast-feeding or no. The baby needs mom for the vast majority of the time. Anybody trying to rush the process with a newborn needs to grow up a little. It's not the OP's job to manage her IL's unreasonable feelings--and it's DH's job to manage their unreasonable behavior. The baby will get a bit older and start smiling at people, and hopefully the grandparents can learn to chill.[/quote] Agreed. If a newborn is exclusively fed at the breast everyone can cool their jets about wanting to feed the baby with a bottle. I have no problem with bottle feeding but grandparents harping on a new mom about when they get the chance to feed junior is BS.[/quote]
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