The false "progress" they want us to wash diapers again.

Corre esta imagen desde hace días por las redes sociales. Madre mía lo que contaminan las cacas de los bebés. Bueno, en realidad, lo que contaminamos las malas madres por usar pañales desechables, sí, de esos de usar y tirar cada vez que el peque se caga o se mea encima. Diez veces al día me parecen muchas, no recuerdo cambiar yo tantas veces a mis hijas, pero, vamos, igual es que también en eso fui mala madre.

And, next to the miracle, the care of the planet, the ecology, the beautiful thing to be responsible.Just 24 diapers for the entire Baby's peanut cycle.Wonderful, almost a miracle.How can we oppose that?24 diapers against 11.400.Without discussion, right?

I remember my mother using disposable diapers with one of my brothers.And I remember how the plasty, brown, disgusting and all the disgusting you want before putting them in the washing machine had to be removed.Because, friends, you can't put a diaper with shit to wash.Before you have to demyd by hand.Who will do it?I don't know, friends.Well, I know.Do we bet?

By the way, what do you miss to put washing machines for all those dirty diapers?Not only electricity.Also water.An average Spanish family uses 10.000 liters per year to wash your clothes.Sumad 10 diapers a day, which, obviously, you will not wash next to the rest of the clothes.

Where are these new forms of "environmentalism" that only want to control women with guilt?Breastfeed on demand until children leave him for themselves -with two, three, four years -not return to work until the kids are autonomous so as not to create affective deficiencies...And thus a long list that only affects us.

How curious that the new modern and allegedly feminist parenting are always something that returns women to the cave, sorry, to the house.We can also return to the world of grandmothers and wear cloths for the rule, or down to wash clothes to the river.Don't you think?My grandmother always said that the best invention of humanity had been the washing machine.It was what really and by difference had improved his life: not having to wash by hand.

Why go back now?

But, above all, who wants to take us back?