Fair point. I tend to get just a little emotion to the subject, because the same people who were taking a moral stance on wearing v. strollers, and I do mean "moral," were telling women like me that we shouldn't have had babies if we weren't going to be able to breastfeed, that cradles were abusive cages, and that if we didn't have unattended home births, we had no business being mothers. The wearing/stroller thing was closely involved with the whole who-can-be-the-most-attached-mother think that it made my head hurt. Apologies for the generalization.