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Posted: 11-15-2009, 09:26 PM
There are many good points made about bf here, but I am wondering if that is what it is really about? Are your IL's critical of you in other areas, as well? If so, then I agree this is a matter for DH to clear up by explaining the positive benefits of bf, and standing up for you when you are being exiled. If not, then will someone keep you company when are sent off to bf?
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