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⌈ Secret Post #6840 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

TLDR: A lot of crunchy people drawn to socialism are anti-formula feeding due to it not being natural...or whatever. (Not my opinion)

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. A lot of those arguments also rely on misusing statistics. For example, people will point to infant deaths in developing countries linked to formula feeding, but leave out crucial context: it wasn't the formula itself that was inherently unsafe, it was often the lack of access to clean water to prepare it, or the practice of over-diluting formula to make it last longer which left babies malnourished. Using those tragedies as a blanket argument against formula feeding in safe, well-resourced environments is really misleading.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and those things are incredibly tragic, but we've made some damn ass fat babies through formula feeding her in the west, and from a biological/evolutionary standpoint, that's a good thing.

We just need to stop treating clean water and baby formula (food) as a luxury - when we need it as a species to survive. Especially at our most vulnerable.