Maya Forstater

@Frances_Coppola @sib313 @kmac I'm sorry, I don't see how that trumps encouraging increased rates of longer term bf.

@redbaronski @sib313 @kmac otherwise all you are doing is handing out money to those who can afford not to work. Regressive, much?

@Frances_Coppola @sib313 not sure I agree with this. Not many mothers head straight back to work after no more than 2-3 weeks mat leave.

@redbaronski @sib313 many women choose not to bf because they are worried about weaning failure when they have to go back to work

@Frances_Coppola am v interested in where your data coming from. Can you point me in right direction? Would be v interested to look at this

@redbaronski £200 is no substitute for adequate mat leave and pay. So the women who will benefit from this are those in secure employment +

@Frances_Coppola @redbaronski Same cld also be said of BF support etc.. middle class women benefit more. OK if service but not if cash?

@MForstater @redbaronski This money could have been spent on providing support services targeted at poorer women.