It sounds awkward but I call it the woman-child right. You cannot separate them. If she chooses to have children she must have all the possible information about the options, and that's not enough. She has to have all the support from the community and family. In my opinion, if she has support and knowledge, she would probably breastfeed.
Women do the best they can under difficult circumstances.
I would hope though that she's not made to feel guilty and less of a mother. Penny dislikes coercion and believes that the promotion of breastfeeding may result in the insensitivity of some health workers who force women to breastfeed. Penny cites programs in Scandinavian countries where breastfeeding support groups welcome bottlefeeding mothers in the hope that they will learn and be encouraged by breastfeeding mothers in the centres. Male Support Lately, some sections of the women's movement are talking of male support and male involvement in women's causes and Penny sees how this is also significant in breastfeeding. Some women's groups I know prefer renegotiating the sexual division of labour.