Nursing Babies - Part 1

 Nursing Babies  - Part 1

 In this segment William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council, talks about the advantages of breastfeeding babies.

 Questioner:  If mothers were to nurse their babies, those who are able to ...

 The Council:  Much better than bottles.  Why should a mother deprive herself of such a beautiful act, such a glorious privilege and honor?

 Questioner:  It is.  I was wondering if that could possibly help prevent the hyperkinetic situation?

 The Council:  There are natural, shall we say, stabilizers in the mother's milk that are quite beneficial to a child, to a baby. Now you notice we use the word "stabilizers" as opposed to other words that we could use.

 Questioner:  The only other word that I can think of is .  .  .

The Council:  There are certain antibiotics that are beneficial at different times in the baby's life, and we use the term "antibiotics" in a natural sense.

Questioner:  Do you understand what they mean by "natural sense"?

Questioner:  By natural, just elements or substances that would help to control harmful bacteria or harmful reactions as opposed to a synthesized or cultivated product?

The Council:  Yes.  If one would leave things to the workings of God, you would find that everything would be much more healthier, much smoother, less problems.  The natural thing would be for a mother to breastfeed a child.  Now, there is a reason for that, because the mother's body manufactures through its natural processes things that the baby needs for protection; that is only one aspect of it all.  The closeness and the warmth that the baby feels while nursing is extremely important to the proper development, both emotionally and spiritually for that child, and to deprive the child and the mother of such an expression is wrong.  Now, there are some rare cases where breastfeeding may not be possible; then, of course, that gets into other areas, but we are speaking to the normal circumstances where breastfeeding is possible.