Natasha Vargas Cooper, co-founder of the Radical Moms Union (@radical_moms_union), discusses her background in journalism and union organizing, and how becoming a mother has brought her face-to-face with the power dynamics and how corporations want to separate the mother-baby dyad just to sell their gadgets and formula. Natasha talks about her journey to pregnancy, including fertility struggles and the decision to have a C-section. She reflects on the convenience-driven culture of society and the importance of prioritizing biological norms and attachment over convenience. Natasha talks about the formation of the Radical Moms Union, a group that fights against formula marketing and advocates for breastfeeding and the mother-baby dyad. 

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