It's not implausible, its just a bit ridiculous to expect either Beth or Maggie to just jump into breastfeeding a newborn.
And now that she's on formula, good luck getting her to switch to a boob.

 

You could be right...maybe this will be brought up in future shows. It is possible.

 

:zombies_lol::zombies_lol::zombies_lol:

 

I had the exact same thought. I mean he does got a bit of an old man boob thing going on.
Plus he's now one legged, he can sit down and relax and have little Ass-Kicker suck on his teet.
It would be a glorious bit of television! :zombies_lol:

 

Now you guys are on to something...

:zombies_rolleyes:

Agreed. I know I just recently joined, but I have been lurking since the first season, the conspiracy theorists and zombie experts abound.

 

Like 6 months before they can eat mush food. And yeah, two cans of formula (thats all I saw them grab) will last like a week.

 

Start eating? in the late 70s doctors told mothers to give their new borns tiny amounts of cereal (along with breast milk) to help them sleep through the night.

My mom told me she did that for my sister and I and we both slept through the entire night at about 3 months.
but the cereal was maybe 5% of our diet? if that.

How ever you can't ween a baby off of breat milk/ formula / goats milk until more like 6-9 months . and that certaintly is not Ideal for the baby's health.. but its survivable which is what the group is aiming for. :zombies_nosmile:


My wife is 5 months pregnant so we are learning a lot about the whole breast feeding stuff. seems the current recomendation is to feed them breast milk / formula for at least 1 year, although my cousin in law only breast fed for 9 months , and daughter (1.5) doesn't eat any milk/formula that i know of (well some milk but just as a drink now)

she actually can and does eat anything that doesn't require a strong bite (such as nuts/ seeds) . She eats sushi, pork, vegies, noodles, rice, and loves fruit. She will literally eat water melon until she gets sick if you let her.

but anyways, Normally you start to introduce foods at 6 months, super slowly (pureed carrots for example) and maybe at 1 you could give them little carrot pieces.

 

All I can think of now is the time Stewie nursed on Peter.

 

lmao, yes... stewie + peter = bad visual ... i do recall that episode though... lol

 

Lol and he pulled a gross nipple hair out of his mouth. Hah.

 

They'll have to make another supply run next episode... But what if it doesn't work out?? What the **** are they gonna do...??

 

There is a hormone that stimulates milk production. That hormone has to be present before a woman can lactate. Trust me--I've breastfed three children.

While it is true that women who have not given birth (and men too) can possibly lactate, they have to be injected with the hormone before milk production begins.

As for wet nurses--they have given birth to babies, hence all of the milk.

 

Give it 10 minutes. It'll hit yet another one.