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IN addition to breastfeeding being perfectly natural way past two years of age, there are studies that show that women who breastfeed for long periods of time gain health benefits:

A 2009 study indicates long duration of lactation (at least 24 months) is associated with a reduced risk of heart disease.

According to a Malmö University study published in 2009, women who breast fed for a longer duration have a lower risk for contracting rheumatoid arthritis than women who breast fed for a shorter duration or who had never breast fed.

So breastfeeding a 22-month-old is actually smart, and not at all "moonbat" worthy. A typical moonbat won't breastfeed at all because they have to turn their kid over to the state so they can get back to working like a good feminist.