1. Let's talk about the subjects; mother and older child. That cannot be the mother. And that cannot be her child. For one, the child looks incredibly uncomfortable, and is posing very unnaturally. Two, no mother looks that damn good breastfeeding their older kid. I'm sorry, but if you do look like this, nursing your older kid, prove it - then I'll shut up. However, I have a slight feeling that this photo was 'Photoshopped'. Especially this image: one that didn't make the cover. It just doesn't seem ... right, at least not in my eyes. Something was changed, something was played with, removed, cropped or scaled or something!!! 
2. The actual act of breastfeeding. How someone can say 'it's gross' it beyond me. It's HUMAN milk, from a HUMAN mother, feeding her HUMAN child. That is all. That is all to it. That is all you need to know. And yet, it is okay to drink bodily fluid from another species? Say, a cow? Do you even know what is in cow's milk? Go research it, and then come back to me.
3. The main title: "Are you Mom enough?" ... um, WHAT? So because I don't breastfeed my older child, does that mean I am not "mom enough" - what exactly does being "mom enough" even MEAN? What is the definition of "mom enough". That makes no sense. And that title alone has created so much anger in mothers who, by no choice of their own, weren't able to breastfeed. (increasing their milk supply, nursing as much as they could, for as long as they could) - and that doesn't make them "mom enough"? Well, i guess I am not "mom enough" if my child decided to wean on her own. I guess I am not "mom enough" when I was diagnosed with breast cancer and was not able to produce milk. (Not in my case, but someone else's). Excuse me, pardon me, for not being "mom enough". I guess caring, nurturing, loving unconditionally my children does not make me "mom enough".
4. The subtitle: "Why attachment parenting drives some mothers to extreme ..." - What is attachment parenting? Definition:  a phrase coined by pediatrician William Sears,^[1] is a parenting philosophy based on the principles of the attachment theory in developmental psychology. According to attachment theory, the child forms a strong emotional bond with caregivers during childhood with lifelong consequences. Sensitive and emotionally available parenting helps the child to form a secure attachment style which fosters a child's socio-emotional development and well being. In extreme and rare conditions the child may not form an attachment at all and may suffer from reactive attachment disorder as defined in DSM-IV and ICD-10. Principles of attachment parenting aim to increase development of child's secure attachment and decrease insecure attachment.          Did you get all that? Shorter definition: A PARENT! That is what you are SUPPOSE to do when you become a parent. It doesn't even need the "attachment" title in front of it. It's parenting. How can there be 'other' styles or methods of parenting? This should be the only 'kind'. 
5. Sensationalism. Enough said.

Hungry for Change notes

• we live in a world of abundance but have an attitude of lack
• diets don't work as they are only temporary and we just set ourselves up for failure; 90-95% add more weight back after the diet is over
• we consume 150 lbs of sugar/sweeteners per year = 22 tsp/day
• we are overfed but starving on a nutritional basis -->we consume too many calories but there are not enough nutrients in what we are eating
• when our bodies seek calories we go for fat and sugar
• optimum diet is that of hunter/gatherer/gardener --> low calories but high nutrition
• our bodies are not designed to sit at desks all day
• many of us are addicted to processed foods
• foods that contain MSG/glutamates (many processed foods) excite your brain, which in turn activates the fat programs
• aspartame is particularly bad as it actually contributes to weight gain and causes carb cravings
• a few years ago we made the enemy “fat” in foods, but “fat free” foods generally have lots of sugar, which produces insulin, which is the fat producing hormone
• we need the right kinds of fats (flax oil, salmon, avocado), because on a low fat diet you will be constantly hungry
• stay away from partially hydrogenated fats found in cookies and crackers = bad
• high fructose corn syrup is the #1 source of calories in the US, it's an isolated nutrient = bad
• pharmaceutical carbs like white flour and white sugar are not unlike cocaine in that they are addictive, isolated nutrients from an otherwise beneficial plant
• breads and fluffy carbs convert almost immediately to sugar in the body
• things like bread, pasta, cereal, potatoes, pancakes, corn, pasta sauce, crackers should all be included in the sugar category
• fat is not caused by fat, it's caused by sugar and foods that convert to sugar right away (like the above)
• humans live healthily on a broad spectrum from the Arctic Inuits who live primarily on animal fat to the Amazonians which are primarily plant based; what are not natural/healthy foods for us are grains and sugar
• rather than diet, the strategy should be to add in good stuff that will eventually crowd out the bad; a gradual shift to a better eating lifestyle that can be sustained
• focus on fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds
• instead of white flour, replace with fresh ground whole wheat
• instead of conventional produce, replace with organic
• move towards the good to keep a positive perspective instead of focusing on what you can't have
• when the body is trying to defend against toxins, it produces mucus and retains or generates fat
• if you are taking in more toxins than you're eliminating, your body won't let you burn fat
• to detox -->green vegetables have chlorophyll which is an internal deodorant
• use gelatinous plants like seaweeds, chia seeds, aloe vera which will absorb and bind bile salts and clean out your liver
• use parsley (cleanses the blood) and cilantro (binds with heavy metals)
• should consume 6-8 veg/fruit servings a day, most of us don't get enough vegetables so juicing is a way to ensure that
• use a celery/cucumber base and then add kale/collards, etc
• a 3 day juice cleanse is beneficial to “lifting the fog”
• no one can control what you put in your mouth, that is the last area of control that each one of us has
• our skin is the true symbol of our health; we are attracted to people with healthy skin/hair/nails
• fried and barbequed foods are among the worst for us as they are full of toxins
• we need to eat lots of low glycemic foods (vegetables/fruits) – grains are high glycemic other things to add into our diets --> olives, cucumber, radishes, hemp seeds, coconut products, fermented foods
• avoid skin products that use chemical sudsing agents (SLS) and urea (made from horse urine)
• obesity is the solution to stress; when we are stressed we make poor food choices, seek “comfort”foods
• a good mantra is “if you're upset don't eat”
• if your cortisol levels are high (stressed), even looking at a doughnut raises your metabolism
• stress increases fluid retention
• stress leads to sleep deprivation
• we need exercise – a long walk is all you need
• we need laughter – improves immunity and decreases pain
• use visualization to access the un/subconscious
• what you hold in your mind on a consistent basis is what you will experience
• need love, for yourself and others; lack of love --> stress; love = safety
• post on mirror: “I accept myself unconditionally right now” and say it for 30 days
• words are the most powerful drug known to humanity