“Breastfeeding is not a crime, son.” See our blog on elephantjournal.com ❤️ #mayitbeofbenefit

A photo posted by Waylon Lewis (@waylonlewis) on Dec 13, 2015 at 10:26am PST

“Breastfeeding in Victoria’s Secret.”

> Breastfeeding invokes in the mother the neurochemical oxytocin, otherwise known as the “love drug,” which helps to focus her attention and affection on her baby. It’s now been theorized that men who do nipple foreplay and stimulation during sex can make themselves more desirable.

It’s a non-event. Let’s get on with ourselves.

A better video, via someone who read this blog via twitter.

Recently, we posted a blog rather casually about a celebrity touting breastfeeding and being criticized for doing so in a too-strong, too-simple fashion.

We were (in our bachelor’s ignorance) surprised to learn about how breastfeeding is, as an act, so beset upon that it requires ads and commercials reminding new mothers that breastfeeding is a good thing to do (of course, we’ve also learned that some mothers prefer not to, and are as said celebrity said, understand there are various circumstances and are not here to judge things we know too little about).

We’re here to celebrate mothers, and those little babies that open our hearts just by letting us look at ’em.

So here’s a few images, and one rather silly and one sweet video, in support of that most profoundly nurturing acts known to man (and animal).