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6 Minutes On The History Of Breast-Feeding And How It Relates To Modern Moms

Over the past 80 million years, not much has changed with the basic biological function of breast-feeding. The only thing that’s really changed is the debate about breast-feeding vs. formula. (For the record, I know what matters is that each mom makes the decision that’s best for herself and her baby.) I’m a dude, so…

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