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In CA, state law provides that a woman can breastfeed just about anywhere in public w/o restriction.
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Yes. Welcome to the 21st century. At least she was being discreet about it. Breast feeding is recommended by most MDs these days. However, I don't think they should take a 2 week old infant out... |
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http://www.eso.org/outreach/press-re...es/romulus.jpg Michelle, you shoulda told her to take that stuff OUT BACK! |
Not that it would bother me but what about feeding the baby first, then going out for dinner? Anyone ever heard of planning ahead?
Well, OK. Maybe they were on a long road trip or travelled across town for dinner and the baby got hungry. It does sound like she was trying to be as considerate as possible to the surrounding diners by keeping things "under wraps". |
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It only bothers me when I see children that are old enough to read taking part. |
I think it is a great idea to breastfeed in public. I do it all the time :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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Few years back, my best friend's beatiful wife pulled out her boobs and started feeding her baby right in front of me, no Mr. Blankies that time. I was really uncomfortable. At the same time, I was ashamed that I didn't look at them as mere milk bottle. Ironic!
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As some have mentioned, the fact that it took you quite a while to figure out what she was doing is the best indication that she was being quite discreet. I don't see a problem.
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I don't care one way or another about the tittie thing, but Blowing your nose at the table is disgusting. Sneezing? well that hard to control but at least cover your mouth and nose. But blowing your nose? I don't know which one is worse farting at the table or blowing one's nose:tsk: :tsk: :mad:
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