Madres mamíferas

In Mammalian Mothers, a scathing look at the supposed benefits of extreme attachment, Eva Millet questions a parenting system with progressive overtones, but more linked to elites and a position that returns women home than to practical and sensible from the experience of being a mother. In this book, the author launches a question that, beyond examination and criticism, we should begin to ask ourselves: does natural parenting work? Is it convenient to force attachment? Do our children really become "wonderful beings" under this system? Are they not all to their parents no matter how they have been born and fed? Despite the fact that the 21st century is, in theory, that of the consolidation of equality, the so-called "natural upbringing" places full responsibility for this task on mothers. In this book, Eva Millet questions the need to label everything and put extra pressure on mothers.