#68: Breasts are for? - Part V

from Soul In The Game Hosted by Soumya Parthasarathy

In recent years, my observation is breasts have taken more sexual context in people's minds. However, Kasturi and I think breasts are primarily designed for moms to feed newborns. In this episode, we discuss cultural influences, and obstacles that come in our way of breastfeeding babies and provide helpful mental models to become confident breastfeeding moms. Listen and connect with us if you resonate with any thoughts. Some resources to get breastfeeding help are below. Website: https://www.bsim.org.in India: https://www.facebook.com/BSIMORG/ Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breastfeeding_Support_for_Indian_Mothers

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