The Seven Standards of Ecological Breastfeeding informs women about a form of baby spacing that:
• is unknown to most women and their husbands
• provides extended natural infertility
• is as “green” as it gets
• is healthiest for both mother and baby
• appeals to women of faith and secularity
• spaces babies about two years apart, on the average.
For more information on the baby spacing effect of breastfeeding, read The Seven standards of Ecological Breastfeeding: The Frequency Factor.
• This book explains the maternal behaviors associated with breastfeeding infertility.
• This book addresses those who say “It doesn’t work as a baby spacer.”