The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s official website was slammed by several doctors after providing advice for trans parents looking to 'chest feed' their children.
Detransitioner Laura Becker shares why the transgender movement has become a dominant issue for the left on 'The Ingraham Angle.'trans and non-binary individualsIn sections of the major health institute’s guidance on breastfeeding, it contained information for those who have had much of their breasts removed in gender-reassignment surgeries, or for biological men taking hormones to grow breasts, on how to feed their newborn children.
In the CDC website’s section on"Health Equity Considerations" – found under its"Infant and Young Child Feeding Toolkit," the center declared that"Transgender and nonbinary-gendered individuals may give birth and breastfeed orIt also stated that"The gender identity or expression of transgender individuals is different from their sex at birth," and that,"the gender identity of nonbinary-gendered individuals does not fit neatly into either man or woman.
"Some transgender parents who have had breast/top surgery may wish to breastfeed, or chestfeed , their infants" the CDC website states."Healthcare providers working with these families should be familiar with medical, emotional, and social aspects of gender transitions to provide optimal family-centered care and meet the nutritional needs of the infant."
According to the Daily Mail, this advice may apply to biological men who can produce their own breastmilk by taking"" which mimic the changes that happen to a biological women’s body during the late stage of pregnancy.
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