All mothers have milk. Or so they say.

But then, in everyday life, there are many women who just can't breastfeed.

If you too would have liked to breastfeed your baby, but have finally opted for bottle feeding (or are very keen to), this book is for you. Especially if giving up breastfeeding is a burden to you and when you read the results of the latest study on the superiority of breast milk, deep down, you feel bad. This book tells a story of "not breastfeeding".

A story of cracks and painful feedings, milk that does not arrive, babies who grow too little, very tired mothers, frustrating attempts and unkind comments. A reading that helps you feel better, overcome feelings of guilt and inadequacy, always rediscover yourself as excellent mothers, because - it should be emphasized - "maternal skill" is not measured in breastfeeding.

But this is also a book for those who want to understand what happened, for those who want to know why, despite good intentions and good will, all mothers have milk, except us. To re-elaborate your own experience, come to terms with it and, why not, happily breastfeed any siblings who will come.

With the testimonies of numerous mothers and the advice of neonatologists, pediatricians, psychologists and breastfeeding consultants

Author: Giorgia Cozza