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"  Off the top of your head, is there anything you would do differently if you could breast-feed again? In her Huffington Post story, Caurie Putnam confesses that she regrets not taking more photographs\u2014admitting she has less than half a dozen. She believes it&amp;#039;s because the &amp;quot;selfie&amp;quot; phenomenon has just become popular within recent years, which makes total sense. If you saw a breast-feeding mother taking a selfie on a street bench today, it may very well blend in with the city scenery. But three or four years ago, it would have turned heads. &amp;quot;If I were to have a baby now and breast-feed him or her, I would take tons of photos documenting those loving eyes gazing up at me from my breast,&amp;quot; writes Putnam. &amp;quot;I would also hire a professional photographer to take nursing photos of us\u2014beautiful black-and-white nursing photos in the same style as belly shots and newborn photos.&amp;quot; Like many other important stages in your child&amp;#039;s life (which is arguably everything), it&amp;#039;s easy to find yourself looking back and wishing you&amp;#039;d captured those moments more diligently. Because once they&amp;#039;re gone... they&amp;#039;re gone for good. Breast-feeding is no exception. Putnam urges nursing mothers to snap those precious moments. &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re a breast-feeding mom right now, start capturing them,&amp;quot; says Putnam. &amp;quot;You won&amp;#039;t regret it.&amp;quot; [Via Huffington Post] Related:10 Things Working Moms Never Want to Hear30 Tips From Celebrity Parents8 Creative Ways to Document Baby&amp;#039;s First Year "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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