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Yes, i agree. I find it very distasteful. |
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It should be done in private. |
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Very gross! |
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Breastfeeding is a beautiful thing and the best nourishment a baby can receive if the mother eats
and drinks healthy. But, I can't help but feel that this is a personal thing between mom and baby
for his nourishment. And let's face it, there are men who are looking and not because she's
breastfeeding. Or at least, place a cover, blanket, etc. Completely over her breast during this
time, during the feeding. I have seen some mothers expose themselves just because they feel this is
okay to show this part of my their body during that time, but, to each his own., But, for myself, I
would still go off somewhere in private if possible, any way. Regardless of how natural it is. Or
if I am home with baby and daddy. |
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Most certainly!
That is basically putting yourself out there for all to see. It is definitely disrespectful. I mean,
some people will probably say "well then don't look", well that doesn't give me the right you run
around the mall naked, hey man just don't look!
It is also inappropriate. Because of what society has now become, traditional methods, such as this,
are regarded hastily if seen in a public setting. |
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I agree. There will certainly be people who are offended by a mother breastfeeding her child in
public. There was recently a story in the paper about a young mother who was asked to leave a cafe
because she was breastfeeding her child. I felt sorry for her because she was upset with the
situation, but at the same time I couldn't help but think that a cafe isn't the best place to
breastfeed a baby. Some people are bound to be offended, whether the mother likes it or not. That's
just the way some people work. |
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How does one differentiate between breast feeding and displaying ones breasts openly in public? Give
the baby another form of food! I agree that breast feeding is important, but it is exactly for that
reason that it should be done at home, in a more intimate, personal environment. It is very
uncomfortable to witness that interaction between mother and child in public, not only because
breasts are a private part of the body, but because breast feeding is a private part of a
mother-and-baby relationship. |
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I think a woman's breasts should be for her, her husband, and her suckling infant(s). It shouldn't
be shown to others. The breast feeding can be done in private. |
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Omg its gross when you see someone doing it in a public place! |
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I definitely agree, because if they think that breast milk is the best for the baby why can`t they
just pomp milk out of their breast put it into a bottle and that way breastfeed in public. |
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Breast-feeding in public is disrespectful and should be discouraged. I think that most women who
engage in this activity while sitting on buses, subways and in other public places know full well
that many people find that having to watch this is uncomfortable and unpleasant. For this reason
alone, they should have the good judgement not to breast-feed a child in front of total strangers.
Additionally, parents often ride the bus with their underage children and should they really be
exposed to this?
No one is telling these mothers that they should not breast-feed their infants. Surely, this is a
decision that all women make for themselves. The point here is that when we are in public we should
respect our fellow citizens enough to know that if something that we are doing bothers a large
number of people, then we should abstain, until we are in the privacy of our own home, or among
family and close friends. |
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Yeah I agree. Nobody is disputing the fact that breast feeding is beneficial to the development of a
baby--but the fact is some people are understandably uncomfortable by the sight of breastfeeding and
do not desire to see it, especially in certain public situations. When you go to a beach, you assume
certain body parts are going to be covered up, unless you know prior that you are going to a nude
beach. I think the same should apply for things like dentist offices and parks etc., like unless
there is a warning that things like that may take place, they shouldn't out of respect for others.
Again to the natural argument, there are many things that are "natural actions" like going to the
bathroom, having sex, etc. But all those things are done in privacy for the common decency of the
public. |
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Yes, I agree. It can be disconcerting for other people. You can say it's natural but you could just
as well say that nudism is natural. Do the pro-public breastfeeding people also want everyone to go
around with no clothes on? |
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If in the back of a room or public area and covers up the act, leaving no assumption breast feeding
is what is occurring, it would be fine. But so many mothers go out in public, stand on a street
corner, and let their baby suck away. |
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I agree that breast feeding should be done in privacy. I think that breast feeding benefits the baby
a great deal, but it is something that should be done in private, not in public. People who breast
feed in public do not consider other people. Not everyone wants to watch a baby suck on boob. Even
if the baby is covered up, I still do not want to see it. The mother can easily pump the milk and
store it in bottles and use the bottles in public. Therefore, the mother can still breast feed, but
does not have to do it in public. Breast feeding in public is definitely disrespectful to other
people who are forced to see it. Breast feeding should never be done in front of other children. |
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It is a healthy way to feed a baby also if your a guy don't you want to see a woman's breasts ? |
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What???? Were breasts made solely to be a sexual body part? NO. I breastfed all 3 of my children
because it was the healthiest way to feed them by FAR and no one ever saw my breasts when I fed them
in public. I was modest and used a special cover made for breastfeeding so the baby couldn't pull it
off. How ignorant to put boundaries on mothers doing what is best for their babies. Grow up |
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I disagree...
If the baby is hungry, it should be able to eat... And not be forced to wait for privacy.
Breastfeeding is a natural thing. Would you suggest that a bottle-fed baby wait to be fed?? No... It
is not fair to the child.
Would you rather a woman feed her baby, or allow it to scream and cry?
Most mothers try to be discreet about it anyways. |
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It is the most natural thing in the world. But if the suckling kid is 12 or older questions will be
asked...;-) |
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It's not always comfortable for the breastfeeding mother either but the baby comes first before her
comfort and definitely before any feelings you may have regarding it. |
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30 Jan 2008 02:05
