Stupid Guest Tricks

TiggerHappy wrote:Don't get me wrong, I'm all for breastfeeding and I thank deeply the many mothers that have the decency to cover up.

I just don't want to encounter a scene like this: http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/?p=38572

Wow
You should never breastfeed while driving. So many health issues apparent here :(

As I mentioned before in this thread, I am not unsympathetic to mothers who choose to breast-feed their babies. I can also understand that they can't always choose when their child will get hungry, and that breast-feeding is a "natural act".

However, that being said, I still feel that the mother should try to make some effort to be discrete. Personally, I think that the Florida and California laws tends to go a bit too far in its attempt to protect the mother's right to breast-feed, though that might just be me.

I love breast feeding!
my gf used to take me to el pollo loco for them.

ok i now work security for a shopping are in north oc i can go with out two men trying to have sex with the other

PatchOBlack wrote:
However, that being said, I still feel that the mother should try to make some effort to be discrete. Personally, I think that the Florida and California laws tends to go a bit too far in its attempt to protect the mother's right to breast-feed, though that might just be me.

Yes, it's just you.

I'm childfree and sterile, so I'll never personally be in a position where it's relevant to me, but I think those laws are important.

Amphigorey wrote:Yes, it's just you.

I'm childfree and sterile, so I'll never personally be in a position where it's relevant to me, but I think those laws are important.

I don't believe I said those laws were unimportant. Please note that I simply said I thought they went too far in attempting to protect a mother's choice to breast-feed.

As for it being "just me", right now we have one vote that it is so. Anyone else?

PatchOBlack wrote:I don't believe I said those laws were unimportant. Please note that I simply said I thought they went too far in attempting to protect a mother's choice to breast-feed.

As for it being "just me", right now we have one vote that it is so. Anyone else?

Anyone else watching Game of Thrones? I'm loving it, but it will put you off breastfeeding entirely!!!!!

PatchOBlack wrote:I don't believe I said those laws were unimportant. Please note that I simply said I thought they went too far in attempting to protect a mother's choice to breast-feed.

As for it being "just me", right now we have one vote that it is so. Anyone else?

No, it's not just you. I know lots of people who feel the same way. Do I agree with that opinion? No. But you're not alone in it.

Politics, religion and breast feeding. Three conversations from which I steer clear.

Amphigorey wrote:Yes, it's just you.

I'm childfree and sterile, so I'll never personally be in a position where it's relevant to me, but I think those laws are important.

>mwah!<

I'm right with you. Those laws are important and they're written the way they are for a reason. The loopholes that prudes were using to try to prevent woman from naturally feeding their babies were closed over a course of years.

I always carry a blanket when breastfeeding. That way if we're distressing anyone, I can offer it to them to put over their head.