I moderate r/Parenting. Unfortunately, we occasionally attract extreme posters who talk about pedophilic content. Without going into to much detail, today's poster discussed feeding non-breastmilk bodily fluids to an infant. I immediately banned the poster and reported the content to Admin. Less than an hour later, I receive a message from Reddit stating that this content DOES NOT break the posting policy.

I'm upset and confused. I don't know how I can possibly protect my community of parents from this content when Admin does not have our back. This situation has happened to me multiple times where I'm left feeling shocked and disenfranchised that Admin does not assist. It really makes me reconsider my position as a moderator. I volunteer far too much time to be told that it's okay for people to post such extreme, child-related content. Can someone from Admin explain the policy on sexualization of minors because I don't understand?

The post in question if any of the Admin would like to review it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Parenting/comments/t73ec7/feeding_our_baby_as_gay_parents/