What a day!

[ailbhe]

Well, I now have help sorted for Thursday morning and Friday afternoon, da_pol cleared the stuff from the garden so now Rob can take it apart and we can get rid of it, and according to the Daily Mail, baby milk firms have been told to drop nutrition claims.

Linnea has been eating properly, that is, a full meal in the evening; last night she slept through until 6 am; this afternoon she fetched herself a drink of water (for some reason, in a cup with two handles and a lid) and a slice of bread and butter; she couldn't get a knife so she daubed the butter on the bread with the handle of a teaspoon.

Comments

[pocketnaomi.livejournal.com]

I'm all for supporting breastfeeding, but any law which says "you can't say that even if it's true" makes me queasy.

[ailbhe]

There's debate about how true the cited disallowed claims are; many of them are definitely true in comparison to, say, formula as she was brewed in the 1950s, but not true compared to breastmilk, for example. And some of them are true like "Contains food, which is necessary as part of a balanced diet." That said, the article is from the Daily Mail...

[pocketnaomi.livejournal.com]

I'm an ignorant American; what's the Daily Mail?

[ailbhe]

A tabloid.