If your 9 year old asked you to pump milk for them to drink, would you do it? (Assuming you are already BFing/pumping for a new baby.)

Sure why not.

No.

He'll yea. ESP this time of year with all the germs around.

Also why or why not?

yeah, better for them than what comes out of a cows tit.

Yeah. I wouldn't refuse my kids something healthy/good for them.

i'd do it, lol they prob wouldnt drink it after they got it though

Of course. Breastmilk is what humans are supposed to be drinking. Our bodies aren't made to digest cow milk, it's actually an abnormality that anyone even can digest it.

Quoting Jude ♥ JGL:" Also why or why not?"

If im already pumping and the nursing childs milk needs are met then why not. It wont cause any harm and its not like the 9 year old is on the tap its just milk a cup.

Yep. It is human milk made for humans...idk why people find it weird. It should be weird that we drink milk from a cow's udders.

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Why? Because any misinterpreted sexual aspect of his nursing is eliminated by pumping it and serving it in a cup. And it's so good for him, as I said in my previous post it could help boost his immune system. I think feeding his curiosity regarding breast feeding and the new baby is great.

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Why? Because any misinterpreted sexual aspect of his nursing is eliminated by pumping it and serving it in a cup. And it's so good for him, as I said in my previous post it could help boost his immune system. I think feeding his curiosity regarding breast feeding and the new baby is great.

I guess so.

Quoting Supafly★:" Yeah. I wouldn't refuse my kids something healthy/good for them. "

This.
And I wouldn't tell them no simply because if it's the healthiest thing for the "baby" then it's still just as healthy for the older child.
DD asked me a few times when my youngest was BF if she could have some, she isn't 9 but I still told her yes.