Confronting the Occupation Work, Education, and Political Activism of Palestinian Families i... Book

I think this book was written during the dark ages. OK, maybe just the 60's. Anyway, a time when doctors and nurses conspired against breast-feeding mothers, when car seats were optional, honey was fine for infants, alcohol didn't pass through breast milk, sids research was non-existent, and men didn't cook. Does anyone else have a problem with the statement that you should have friends bring dinner in when you get home from the hospital so your husband has dinner? Help is great, but a) men can cook, and b) moms need to have dinner too.

Apparently the author didn't know how to write objectively. When she got off her soapbox long enough to talk about tips and suggestions, I actually learned something. Still, if someone were to ask me what to read to prepare for breastfeeding, I'd photocopy some magazine articles I've clipped or point out a few chapters in other books. This book was mostly one woman's rant on why you should breastfeed. Though I agree with her, her book was annoying.