Zhou Rujin felt that the whole society seemed to be gaslighting women.
If you don't breastfeed your child, if you don't breastfeed until the child is three, it's as if you're not a competent, loving mother!
Does pushing a mother to the brink of mental and physical exhaustion over breastfeeding trivialities, nearly to the point of collapse, making her depression flare up and even seeking death with her child—is this true motherly love?!
Is breast milk truly all-powerful?
Is formula really that reprehensible?
It's not poison, yet it can free mothers, let them have a good sleep, reduce anxiety, and give them more energy to care for their children.
Isn't that better?
Besides, Zhou Rujin is not an ordinary woman; she is the eldest princess of a wealthy family.
It's not that wealthy people are inherently superior, but with money, she can make more choices.
She can buy the best formula; she can hire professional childcare providers.
