Time magazine breast feeding

• The young mom who sparked a media storm breastfeeding her 3-year-old son on the cover of Time magazine is opening up about the controversial photo.
(New York Daily News)
• COMMENTARY | I applaud Time magazine for its eye-opening cover photo of a breastfeeding mom. The Cutline quotes some readers who are scandalized. Well, good. The photo is a good wake-up call that breasts are not just ornaments.
(YAHOO!)
• The cover of the latest Time magazine illustrates a story about 72-year-old pediatrician Dr. William Sears with a photo of a nearly 4-year-old boy standing and suckling at the breast of his 26-year-old mother.
(Pioneer Press)
• The new cover story in TIME Magazine appears to portray mothers who practice attachment parenting, and specifically those who nurse past infancy, as extreme.
(Huffington Post)
• One of the first things you learn as a parent is that everyone has an opinion on your parenting skills.
(NJ.com)
• Everyone hears stories about women who are still breast-feeding their 5-year-olds, but that is hardly the norm, she says. I think to be clear the image was used by Time Magazine for shock value, Held says. Dr.
(Inside Bay Area)
• For Jamie Lynn Grumet, breast-feeding goes beyond newborn nutrition. It's love and comfort that should be extended until whenever the mother and child are ready to wean.
(New York Daily News)
• With all the hullabaloo over Time magazines cover story on attachment parenting (not to mention the omg-did-you-see-that cover photo of a mom breastfeeding her 3-year-old son) I went to go find my well-worn copy of William Sears's "The Baby Book.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• (AP) NEW YORK - Shocking or no big deal? A woman breastfeeding her 3-year-old son is the cover photo of this weeks Time magazine for a story on attachment parenting, and reactions ranged from applause to cringing to shrugs.
(CBS News)