Breastfeeding week shows challenges and gaps in Nepal

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KATHMANDU: Once upon a time, even royal children in Nepal, Britain, Japan, and other monarchies were breastfed by nurses. Healthy women were selected to nurse and nurture royal infants, ensuring their growth and well-being, while the queens often avoided breastfeeding, fearing it would affect their beauty or hasten aging. Though times have changed, the stigma […]

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