Babies come first.  There are safe and nourishing methods of ensuring babies are fed: mothers' breastmilk, which we know is adaptive and tailored to the baby thanks to extensive research, and formula, which is regulated and well tested. Babies' nutritional needs are primary when it comes to infant feeding. There is little evidence to support the safety or efficacy of artificially induced male body lactation, and males are unable to produce anywhere near enough lactate to sustain the calorific needs of an infant. Which begs the question - why is it being considered as a viable method to ensure babies are fed?  For an excellent breakdown of the available research (it's very minimal) on male lactation, see this excellent article by @PdxInstitute 👇  https://www.theparadoxinstitute.com/read/the-ugly-truth-of-male-breastfeeding