After "Bésame mucho" and "My baby won't eat me", Carlos González returns with one of his great passions: the defense of breastfeeding.

Its goal is not to persuade mothers to breastfeed, nor to demonstrate that "breastfeeding is better," but to offer practical information to help mothers who wish to breastfeed to breastfeed without stress and with satisfaction.

In the breast, in addition to food, the baby seeks and finds affection, consolation, warmth, safety and attention. It is not just a question of food; the baby claims the breast because he wants the warmth of his mother, the person he knows best. For this reason, the important thing is not to count the hours and minutes or calculate the milliliters of milk, but the bond that is established between the two and which is a sort of continuation of the umbilical cord.

Breastfeeding is part of a woman's sexual cycle; for many mothers a moment of peace, of profound satisfaction, in which she recognizes them as irreplaceable and feels adored. It is a gift, although it is difficult to tell who gives and who receives

Author: Carlos González, pediatrician, is founder and president of the Catalan Association for Breastfeeding. She is a lactation trainer for healthcare professionals. He counts to his credit several highly successful publications in Spain. In Italian appeared My child does not eat me, Bésame mucho-How to raise your children with love and Parents and children together-From childhood to adolescence with love and respect.