Comments for Boobie Fed http://boobiefed.com Because Breast is Best! Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:29:21 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Going from “Ow” to “Wow”: Overcoming Painful Nursing by fungus toe nail http://boobiefed.com/going-from-owie-to-wowie-how-to-overcome-painful-nursing/comment-page-1/#comment-138 fungus toe nail Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:29:21 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=414#comment-138 <strong>fungus toe nail...</strong> Looks like you have a strong background on this. Thanks for your insight on this area.... fungus toe nail…

Looks like you have a strong background on this. Thanks for your insight on this area….

]]> Comment on Benefits of Extended Breastfeeding by Celebrating Our Commitment to Breastfeeding | Boobie Fed http://boobiefed.com/benefits-of-extended-breastfeeding/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Celebrating Our Commitment to Breastfeeding | Boobie Fed Wed, 14 Oct 2009 12:19:26 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=950#comment-137 [...] mother is honored and respected and that extended breastfeeding is admired.  My hope is that extended breastfeeding becomes the norm as it used to be (and still is in many cultures around the world).  Perhaps then [...] [...] mother is honored and respected and that extended breastfeeding is admired.  My hope is that extended breastfeeding becomes the norm as it used to be (and still is in many cultures around the world).  Perhaps then [...]

]]> Comment on Making the Most Out of Low Milk Supply by Celebrating Our Commitment to Breastfeeding | Boobie Fed http://boobiefed.com/making-the-most-out-of-low-milk-supply/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Celebrating Our Commitment to Breastfeeding | Boobie Fed Wed, 14 Oct 2009 12:16:40 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=557#comment-136 [...] couldn’t any more.  Despite all of this, I persevered until Connor and I found our groove.  I got the help I needed to maximize my milk supply and we found a way to make this work for both of us.  Twenty seven months down the road, Connor [...] [...] couldn’t any more.  Despite all of this, I persevered until Connor and I found our groove.  I got the help I needed to maximize my milk supply and we found a way to make this work for both of us.  Twenty seven months down the road, Connor [...]

]]> Comment on My Story by Andrew http://boobiefed.com/my-story/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Andrew Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:32:40 +0000 http://breastfeeding-questions.com/?p=17#comment-86 Great and inspiring story Karen, no wonder you have such an amazing child - he has an amazing Mom. And, way to go Dad, for hanging in there. Best wishes to you all... A Great and inspiring story Karen, no wonder you have such an amazing child – he has an amazing Mom. And, way to go Dad, for hanging in there.

Best wishes to you all…

A

]]> Comment on Support the Breastfeeding Promotion Act 2009 by Pro-Breastfeeding http://boobiefed.com/support-the-breastfeeding-promotion-act-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Pro-Breastfeeding Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:51:33 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=1049#comment-85 [...] By boobiefed Support the Breastfeeding Promotion Act 2009 Representative Carolyn B…. http://boobiefed.com/support-the-breastfeeding-promotion-act-2009/ [...] [...] By boobiefed Support the Breastfeeding Promotion Act 2009 Representative Carolyn B…. http://boobiefed.com/support-the-breastfeeding-promotion-act-2009/ [...]

]]> Comment on Breastfeeding Promotion Act Re-Introduced by Pro-Breastfeeding http://boobiefed.com/breastfeeding-promotion-act-re-introduced/comment-page-1/#comment-84 Pro-Breastfeeding Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:10:29 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=1040#comment-84 [...] By boobiefed Breastfeeding Promotion Act Re-Introduced Congresswoman Lois Capps is am… http://boobiefed.com/breastfeeding-promotion-act-re-introduced/ [...] [...] By boobiefed Breastfeeding Promotion Act Re-Introduced Congresswoman Lois Capps is am… http://boobiefed.com/breastfeeding-promotion-act-re-introduced/ [...]

]]> Comment on Village Breastfeeds Baby Moses by Maggie http://boobiefed.com/village-breastfeeds-baby-moses/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Maggie Sun, 07 Jun 2009 02:34:57 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=804#comment-82 I read this story and was very touched. I myself have donated milk to a fellow mom in need and it's an experience I will NEVER forget. I plan on writing People and thank them for this wonderful story. Best of luck Robbie and family. Out of the ashes something good has happened. I read this story and was very touched. I myself have donated milk to a fellow mom in need and it’s an experience I will NEVER forget.

I plan on writing People and thank them for this wonderful story.

Best of luck Robbie and family. Out of the ashes something good has happened.

]]> Comment on Village Breastfeeds Baby Moses by Sally http://boobiefed.com/village-breastfeeds-baby-moses/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Sally Fri, 05 Jun 2009 23:27:42 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=804#comment-81 Wow! I can't believe how far this has reached. I'm one of the moms, just had to post. Hi Robbie :) Wow! I can’t believe how far this has reached. I’m one of the moms, just had to post.

Hi Robbie :)

]]> Comment on Renee L Water’s Story by Pro-Breastfeeding http://boobiefed.com/renee-l-waters-story/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Pro-Breastfeeding Fri, 29 May 2009 17:02:19 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=1036#comment-80 [...] By boobiefed Renee L Water’s Story With my first child kayla, I really had a hard time getting her to breas… http://boobiefed.com/renee-l-waters-story/ [...] [...] By boobiefed Renee L Water’s Story With my first child kayla, I really had a hard time getting her to breas… http://boobiefed.com/renee-l-waters-story/ [...]

]]> Comment on Celebrating Our Commitment to Breastfeeding by karen http://boobiefed.com/celebrating-our-commitment-to-breastfeeding/comment-page-1/#comment-79 karen Wed, 27 May 2009 20:49:52 +0000 http://boobiefed.com/?p=1010#comment-79 Michelle, on this I agree with you. You can't expect to walk back into a job when you haven't kept your skills up to date. Most Moms I know though are running the household budgets (I use Excel for this) and I use Word regularly anyway. Working on this website has been a great way to keep my skills up to date and even to learn more. I guarantee you all the negotiation required to deal with toddlers and keep up with their energy levels is enough to keep anyone on their toes. I also know my mind is really sharp as I'm used to having fragmented conversations and being continuously interrupted and still follow the thread of the conversation. Most of my non-Mommy friends can't manage that. They simply can't keep up. Before I had kids I took three years to travel the world and when I returned to London recruiters doubted my ability to manage again. As with motherhood I convinced them that the skills required to travels across the globe to foreign countries and their cultures fully prepared me for whatever office life had in store for me. They threw me onto the largest trading floor in Europe and I thrived and was invited back for longer term assignments at one of the largest American banks. I will state that I have a solid background working in the corprate world and have exceptional experience working with executives at senior level and this experience will only help me as I return to the office environment again. I know as a mother I have learnt and researched more than just recipes and diaper creams and the skills I have learnt have given me the confidence to deal with even the most challenging person in the boardroom. Michelle, on this I agree with you. You can’t expect to walk back into a job when you haven’t kept your skills up to date. Most Moms I know though are running the household budgets (I use Excel for this) and I use Word regularly anyway. Working on this website has been a great way to keep my skills up to date and even to learn more.

I guarantee you all the negotiation required to deal with toddlers and keep up with their energy levels is enough to keep anyone on their toes. I also know my mind is really sharp as I’m used to having fragmented conversations and being continuously interrupted and still follow the thread of the conversation. Most of my non-Mommy friends can’t manage that. They simply can’t keep up.

Before I had kids I took three years to travel the world and when I returned to London recruiters doubted my ability to manage again. As with motherhood I convinced them that the skills required to travels across the globe to foreign countries and their cultures fully prepared me for whatever office life had in store for me. They threw me onto the largest trading floor in Europe and I thrived and was invited back for longer term assignments at one of the largest American banks.

I will state that I have a solid background working in the corprate world and have exceptional experience working with executives at senior level and this experience will only help me as I return to the office environment again.

I know as a mother I have learnt and researched more than just recipes and diaper creams and the skills I have learnt have given me the confidence to deal with even the most challenging person in the boardroom.

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