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And now Diane has our review of the week. And it comes from iTunes. And this is

titled breastfeeding on vacation. I went on vacation this week with my husband's extended

family in Florida. And I was shocked with the amount of questions I received from everyone,

including staff, family members, and other people staying at the resort about

breastfeeding. Since I have a 2020 baby, haven't encountered any questions so far in our

breastfeeding journey. I was so happy I had been listening to this podcast. It made me feel

confident and proud and gave me the tools to educate everyone as to why I am happily still

breastfeeding my 13-month-old. Thank you, Abby, and Diane.

Thank you for sharing the love because, like, that's awesome that you're, like,

passing the info along to others. I love that. Yeah, I know. And, like, people are asking questions.

I mean, I don't know the nature of the questions, but I have a, I can only assume by the tone of the message that it was positive questions. Or just questions, you know, like, oh, what? Your baby's still breastfeeding kind of thing. Yeah. Yeah. Like, how do you do that? Do they, do they bite you or does it hurt? Do you, you know, people ask, people can't ask questions.

Like actually, I would prefer people to ask questions than to just immediately be like, eh, that's

disgusting. I know. And that's, I mean, this is how we are going to, as a society, how we are going

to normalize it, right? By doing it and explaining it and talking about it and this is why

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