Day life Quote by Gabrielle Palmer

“In many less-developed societies, the idea of being unable to breastfeed does not exist.”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“For the greater part of human existence we went bare-breasted and were accustomed to the great diversity of breast shape. Now instead of feeling…

— Gabrielle Palmer

“Where breastfeeding is a normal everyday event women have fewer problems than in societies where it is concealed.”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“One sad fact of the 20th century was that the more contact mothers had with health workers, the less they breastfed.5”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“The fact that responding to a child’s needs by giving her the breast was normal for 99.9% of humans’ existence, and ensured our survival…

— Gabrielle Palmer

“That practicality aside, however, breasts are an attractant, examples of the incredible marketing genius of biology. Imagine a toothbrush so alluring it made you…

— Bryn Greenwood

“A breast is the best comforter, yet in western society it has been viewed merely as a conveyor of ‘feeds’.”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“You never hear the word “breasts” in a positive scenario. Breasts are bad news.”

— Caitlin Moran

“One never knows the potential within the human breast.”

— William Kennedy

“While women workers were struggling to keep their children fed and alive, their leisured sisters were convinced by doctors that they were too delicate…

— Gabrielle Palmer

“The profound mistrust of breastfeeding is complex, but a primitive male fear of the polluting quality of women comes into the argument.”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“When women exclusively breastfed after birth they were less likely to die.”

— Gabrielle Palmer