Now here's a man who doesn't care what anybody thinks. Xia Jun (夏君), the CEO of a housekeeping service company in Shanghai, is the first man in China who can claim to be a qualified breast-massage therapist after receiving three months of training. more ›

• After the powdered milk scare not too long back, we looked at why mothers in Shanghai are turning to the teat. Looks like ‘breast is best’ after all!
• We were sooo let down by China’s national costume in Miss Universe; especially when we looked at last year’s costume and one of this year’s competitors.
• We got experimental with homemade shampoos! Perhaps ‘Miss China’ could take a gander at this one! If you have any leftover beer; then take a look…

Here's heartening news for breast milk advocates: In the wake of the recent milk powder scandals (most recently, the possibility that one type of milk was causing babies to grow breasts), mothers in Shanghai at least are turning to the nip. more ›

China is still lagging behind national and global breastfeeding targets, according to China Daily. Just 45.3% of newborns were breastfed for a full for months and only 20% of mothers breastfeed their infants for at least six months. WHO targets suggest that all infants six months or younger be fully breastfed. Part of the reason has been the "aggressive promotion of baby formula products" which mislead young mothers through exaggerations that their product make babies "smarter" and "healthier." This is despite the whole melanine scandal, which seems to have little impact despite all the unfortunate deaths. more ›

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