Should women breastfeed in public?
Do you feel comfortable breastfeeding in public? Have you had any negative or positive experiences? Is there a way of making mums feel more relaxed about feeding their child?
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j from l says:Apr 30, 10:05
dont know why mums get so anxious as long as the baby is ok that all that matters
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. from . says:Apr 30, 09:56
dont know what all the fuss is about.breastfeeding is one of the most natural things in the world. w a y j
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Angela from Knutsford says:Apr 29, 13:23
I breastfed my baby for the first twelve months,although discreetly,but wasnt aware of anyone being embarrassed at all.
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chris from fulton says:Apr 29, 10:36
this should not be a stressful time for either mother or baby, it is the most natural thing in the world,and I sympathise with any mum who for whatever reason,is unable to breastfeed.It is also a time for bonding.
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. from . says:Apr 29, 10:20
it should be a happy time for both mother and baby,nothing else should matter as long as they are both content.
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