Price: $19.95
Page Count: 160
Publication Date: August 2013
ISBN: 978-1-927335-21-5
“Humor is the best medicine for adults and breast milk is the best medicine for infants. Thanks Rachel Epp Buller for this terrific look at the sometimes complicated world of “natural” mothering.”
—Joy Rose, Founder, Museum of Motherhood
“Breastfeeding meant the world to me. I continued for twenty months, but was only able to nutritionally support my daughter fully from nursing until about eight months. I lacked education about the importance of pumping, and when I went back to work lost most of my supply. It was scary and unnecessary. Get the facts, and the support. Thank you for providing a book as a reference for all new moms!”
—Alisa Donner, Co-Founder of Pregnancy Aware- ness Month
Review - Published in Studies of the Maternal
Finding Support Through a Book - Adventures of Lactating Girl
Rachel Epp Buller is a feminist art historian, printmaker, mama of three, whose art and scholarship speak to this perpetual balancing act. She is regional coordinator of The Feminist Art Project and Assistant Professor of Art at Bethel College in Kansas. Her most recent book, Reconciling Art and Mothering, was published in 2012.
