Sentences with phrase «breastfeeding is gross»

There are a lot of people who still feel that breastfeeding is gross which is so sad.

I know men who think breastfeeding is gross because they think it is basically just a sexual act.

This lactating mama has a point - if you think breastfeeding is gross, whether it's a baby or an adult, you might want to reconsider the gallon of cow boob juice that might just be sitting in your fridge at this very moment.

You may remember back during World Breastfeeding Week I wrote a post about how I used to think breastfeeding was gross.

Why would breastfeeding be gross?

I was a formula - fed baby, and my mom was always led to believe that «breastfeeding was gross.»

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Breastfeeding in a bathroom is actually kind of gross, IMO.

That's what I'm saying too - I think that the real problems that have lead us so far away from breastfeeding are less to do with formula companies and more to do with the completely screwed up North American birth culture where under - informed medical staff are the ones at the steering wheel and we have succumbed to the over-sexualization of breasts and other non-female-friendly cultural ideas that have made breastfeeding «gross», «offensive» or «unnecessary».

I guess the thoughts I did have about breastfeeding were that it seemed vaguely ick to me personally (ie: while I'm not grossed out by others doing it AT ALL, I didn't love the thought of doing it myself).

«Breastfeeding past age one or two is gross, if they are old enough to ask for their milk or drink from a cup they shouldn't need to breastfeed, especially from the tap!»

His family, too: members of his own gene pool think breastfeeding in public is gross.

In a post entitled Is Breastfeeding «Gross»?

-LSB-...] I'm perplexed and saddened when I hear about people that think breastfeeding in public is gross.

Statistics show that moms in lower income brackets and minority groups are less likely to breastfeed, probably not because they don't want to or think that it's gross, but because they're heading back to their jobs to provide for their family — jobs that don't give them nursing breaks.

The more women breastfeed without shame in public, the faster it will gain acceptance, in my view:) Babies need to be fed, breastfeeding is their birthright, and the people who think it's «gross» are the ones who need to adjust their attitudes, not us.

She still thinks breastfeeding is kind of gross.

To make the gross implication that anyone that practices Attachment Parenting breastfeeds their children until they are 4, 5 or 6 years old was a clever, sensational tactic to draw attention to the subject — but it's just not true and you are choosing willful ignorance to paint that as the norm for Attachment Moms.

Breastfeeding a child beyond one year old is no longer strange, weird, or even gross.

If that nurse had told me that I might breastfeed a 4 - year - old I would have told her she was gross.

On the other side is a bunch of naysayers telling you to put your boobs away, feed your baby in the bathroom, or even calling breastfeeding gross.

While there will be people who judge the decision and claim that breastfeeding into toddlerhood is «weird» or «gross», it is not a new fad or trend amongst so - called «helicopter parents».

So, when extended breastfeeding is portrayed as «bizarre» or «gross» or even «damaging,» there's a problem; not just for the women who are currently extending their breastfeeding journey, but pregnant women who are contemplating breastfeeding and how long they're willing (and able) to breastfeed their child.

And they all agreed how gross it was to have a woman breastfeeding out in the open.

Being a parent is no easy task, and making the decision to breastfeeding may gross some men out, but it is a lot of work.

Caulfield et al. (42) and Gross et al. (43) describe the results of a WIC intervention in which similar WIC clinics serving black women were randomized to offer enhanced breastfeeding services (PC vs. breastfeeding video / pamphlets in the waiting room vs. both interventions combined vs. standard WIC care).

I think back on this moment and though I know what I'm doing is beautiful, empowering, and a true testament to the unending capabilities of the female body, I am struck by how gross breastfeeding makes me feel.

The problem I have with this video is that it perpetuates this idea that breastfeeding is weird, gross, awkward and prevents others bonding with the baby.

Mothers that breastfeed too long are sick, selfish, gross, perverted, and unable to let their child grow up these people usually assert.

While it is beautiful to breastfeed sans cover, and no one should ever be made to feel guilty or gross or anything other than wonderful while feeding their child, it's just as beautiful to breastfeed with a cover, too.

I can still feel the hurt and shock I felt when my cousin told me that if I continued breastfeeding my daughter beyond a year she couldn't be in the same room with me because it was «gross» and «really disgusting.»

Not to pick on Sex And The City again but, well, they're also guilty of another sexist breastfeeding sin: treating nursing moms» breasts as if they're gross.

I convinced myself that hurtful comments that breastmilk is gross, breastfeeding requires seclusion from others etc stem largely from ignorance of those who have never been informed.

Breastfeeding in public is often viewed as «offensive,» inappropriate, or gross.