Because people make it an issue. I'm hoping & planning to breastfeed and the whole situation makes me slightly nervous, though I know if I were to breastfeed in public - which I will and anyone says anything then I'm sure I'll politely tell them where do goIn this day and age women should not be expected to nurse their babies in public toilets. If malls and retailers expect mothers to spend their money in their stores, they should provide them with a room where they can safely nurse their babies.
Why is this still an issue?
Oh don't, this riles me up!!! Complaining they need a 4 bed for each child rather than the three bed they're already in and how long the council is takingPeople who choose to keep having children when they are on benefits in a council house (and I mean when they have a 3 bed semi but have like 7 kids and are complaining the house isn’t suitable and the council won’t give them anything bigger). Fucking close your legs or use contraception and get a fucking job to pay for the sprogs you keep popping out
Are some men really that desperate to catch a glimpse of boob that they would watch a woman breastfeed her child? How sad. I never noticed anyone ‘watching’ me when I was breastfeeding. A few people would look over and see, as you do when walking by - you notice things, but nobody stood there and ‘watched’ like I was doing some sort of performance in the shopping centre. That’s just weird and inappropriate. You wouldn’t stare at a baby being bottle fed like that, don’t stare at a baby being breastfed.As long as you don't mind people watching, it shouldn't bother anyone.
Who would watch?? Its mothers feeding their babies, not feeding time at the zoo.As long as you don't mind people watching, it shouldn't bother anyone.
Just means I'll crash into them slightly slower.The car stickers are the best tbf. "Key worker on board" and I give a toss because?
I was really nervous when I started BF as I thought people would come and tell me off or people would give me daggers. Most people don't care at all. Most people don't even notice. The only comments I've ever got was a few times from staff politely telling me they have a bf room, that's when I've fed on benches in a mall or once at the races, and old ladies telling me how brilliant it is to see a nursing mummy. I've worked in a cafe and staff are completely used to mums coming in and feeding, these stories in the papers where mums are told off are most likely made up for attention.Because people make it an issue. I'm hoping & planning to breastfeed and the whole situation makes me slightly nervous, though I know if I were to breastfeed in public - which I will and anyone says anything then I'm sure I'll politely tell them where to go.
https://giphy.com/u5BzptR1OTZ04 Oooooo the breastfeeding debate is back.
Right I need more info on that.Mother Theresa = vile old cow, hidden behind the media Sanctification
Yep maliciousMother Theresa = vile old cow, hidden behind the media Sanctification
I feel like some parents do this a lot too. Start off their replies on social media with "As a parent..." when its completely irrelevant to the topic at hand.People who cant comment on a posts with still mentioning they are an essential worker!
prime example today on local page - a question was posted asking who should the poster contact about the sequence/phase time on a set of traffic light at a busy junction . lots of replies about how bad it is, long delays, who to contact etc and then some woman posts how its a nightmare for her as shes an essential worker!
Like all the other people being held up are irrelevant as they're only on their way to school or regular jobs !
Right I need more info on that.
She was a twisted old cow who enjoyed inflicting pain on the vulnerable people she was supposed to be dedicating herself to helping, and claimed that it was because their suffering brought them 'closer to God'.Right I need more info on that.
yes she left the poor to suffer in her hospitalsMother Theresa = vile old cow, hidden behind the media Sanctification
She withheld pain relief for dying children so that they would die of the pain so that they would feel " closer to Jesus's pain" .Children tied to beds, nuns who flogged themselves, filthy homes: Was Mother Teresa a cult leader?
The Missionaries of Charity was a hive of psychological abuse, say former memberswww.irishtimes.com
She didn't care about human beings, she was a psychotic religious nutter that baptised dying people of Hindu and Muslim faith (without consent) refused basic care for the sick yet took lots of donations (didn't improve the sicks quality), sadistic in the name of Jesus and took "fancy" hospital treatment herself
well we all latched as babies, it’s simple to maybe smile and turn away of you saw a mother feeding. I don’t understand the fuss and why women should hide away like it’s Victorian timesAre some men really that desperate to catch a glimpse of boob that they would watch a woman breastfeed her child? How sad. I never noticed anyone ‘watching’ me when I was breastfeeding. A few people would look over and see, as you do when walking by - you notice things, but nobody stood there and ‘watched’ like I was doing some sort of performance in the shopping centre. That’s just weird and inappropriate. You wouldn’t stare at a baby being bottle fed like that, don’t stare at a baby being breastfed.
Yep. Of course the Vatican did.Wow, she's not someone I ever really paid any attention to, but wow, I'm shocked that she is held in such high regard when what she was like is such common knowlage. Didn't they cannonise her?
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