More from CafeMom: 13 Genius Breastfeeding Hacks to Make Life as a Nursing Mom So Much Easier Breastfeeding is an incredibly personal issue. While some moms want to play things closer to the chest, other moms found that they had good reasons for deciding to forgo the boob for the bottle. From mothers who wanted to be able to sleep through the night, to those who experienced medical reasons that prevented them from feeding, to the ones who just simply didn’t want to breastfeed — there is no wrong or right answer to how a baby gets fed. All that matters to a baby is that there is food! Motherhood is hard enough as it is — these moms were making the best decision that felt right for them.  More from CafeMom: Here’s What the World Would Be Life If Men Could Breastfeed For moms who choose to bottle-feed their baby, these honest responses might be recognizable. 
Image via txking/Shutterstock More from CafeMom: 12 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room More from CafeMom: 10 Ways Dads Can Help Ensure Breastfeeding Success More from CafeMom: 8 Yummy Lactation Recipes for Breastfeeding Moms (PHOTOS) I remember the day I was diagnosed very clearly. My husband found me in the bathroom scrubbing already clean counters and crying because I couldn’t get them clean enough. It was a huge help to formula feed because I needed medication and he had to be a very hands-on daddy for a few days, because the anxiety medication made me kind of zombie the first few days until I got used to it." More from CafeMom: 14 Moms Reveal Their Biggest Delivery Room Regrets More from CafeMom: 11 Moms & Dads Who Totally Regret Their Baby’s Name

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title: “13 Moms Get Real About Why They Chose Not To Breastfeed” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-10” author: “Christopher Stokes”

More from CafeMom: 13 Genius Breastfeeding Hacks to Make Life as a Nursing Mom So Much Easier Breastfeeding is an incredibly personal issue. While some moms want to play things closer to the chest, other moms found that they had good reasons for deciding to forgo the boob for the bottle. From mothers who wanted to be able to sleep through the night, to those who experienced medical reasons that prevented them from feeding, to the ones who just simply didn’t want to breastfeed — there is no wrong or right answer to how a baby gets fed. All that matters to a baby is that there is food! Motherhood is hard enough as it is — these moms were making the best decision that felt right for them.  More from CafeMom: Here’s What the World Would Be Life If Men Could Breastfeed For moms who choose to bottle-feed their baby, these honest responses might be recognizable. 
Image via txking/Shutterstock More from CafeMom: 12 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room More from CafeMom: 10 Ways Dads Can Help Ensure Breastfeeding Success More from CafeMom: 8 Yummy Lactation Recipes for Breastfeeding Moms (PHOTOS) I remember the day I was diagnosed very clearly. My husband found me in the bathroom scrubbing already clean counters and crying because I couldn’t get them clean enough. It was a huge help to formula feed because I needed medication and he had to be a very hands-on daddy for a few days, because the anxiety medication made me kind of zombie the first few days until I got used to it." More from CafeMom: 14 Moms Reveal Their Biggest Delivery Room Regrets More from CafeMom: 11 Moms & Dads Who Totally Regret Their Baby’s Name

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title: “13 Moms Get Real About Why They Chose Not To Breastfeed” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-26” author: “Lisa Meyers”

More from CafeMom: 13 Genius Breastfeeding Hacks to Make Life as a Nursing Mom So Much Easier Breastfeeding is an incredibly personal issue. While some moms want to play things closer to the chest, other moms found that they had good reasons for deciding to forgo the boob for the bottle. From mothers who wanted to be able to sleep through the night, to those who experienced medical reasons that prevented them from feeding, to the ones who just simply didn’t want to breastfeed — there is no wrong or right answer to how a baby gets fed. All that matters to a baby is that there is food! Motherhood is hard enough as it is — these moms were making the best decision that felt right for them.  More from CafeMom: Here’s What the World Would Be Life If Men Could Breastfeed For moms who choose to bottle-feed their baby, these honest responses might be recognizable. 
Image via txking/Shutterstock More from CafeMom: 12 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room More from CafeMom: 10 Ways Dads Can Help Ensure Breastfeeding Success More from CafeMom: 8 Yummy Lactation Recipes for Breastfeeding Moms (PHOTOS) I remember the day I was diagnosed very clearly. My husband found me in the bathroom scrubbing already clean counters and crying because I couldn’t get them clean enough. It was a huge help to formula feed because I needed medication and he had to be a very hands-on daddy for a few days, because the anxiety medication made me kind of zombie the first few days until I got used to it." More from CafeMom: 14 Moms Reveal Their Biggest Delivery Room Regrets More from CafeMom: 11 Moms & Dads Who Totally Regret Their Baby’s Name

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