I won't debate on the breastfeeding necessity, but on another main point of the article: if a woman devotes all of her time to caring for her family, she does not earn any social security benefits, whereas if she gets a paying job and sends her children to day care, she and her day care provider earn credits toward financial security in old age?
In France, if you have left your job to raise a child, it will be counted as working quarters, but - I think - only starting from the second child. Considering that nowadays a lot of families have only one child, it should start with the first one.
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if a woman devotes all of her time to caring for her family, she does not earn any social security benefits, whereas if she gets a paying job and sends her children to day care, she and her day care provider earn credits toward financial security in old age?
In France, if you have left your job to raise a child, it will be counted as working quarters, but - I think - only starting from the second child. Considering that nowadays a lot of families have only one child, it should start with the first one.