Gabrielle Palmer explores the complexities of breastfeeding guidance and medical versus natural care. She notes that exclusive‑breastfeeding policies sometimes allow replacement feeds, and that doctors seek defects while midwives work with nature. She also highlights how a baby’s brain grows in response to the way caregivers interact.
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Gabrielle Palmer is an activist who has campaigned for decades to support breastfeeding and against breast‑milk substitutes.
About Gabrielle Palmer
Gabrielle Palmer is an activist who has campaigned for decades to support breastfeeding and against breast‑milk substitutes. She is the author of the book The Politics of Breastfeeding.
