Sentences with phrase «of nursing in public»

It really does make a difference when you go out and about with friends and family who are entirely supportive of you nursing in public.

We do not express breast milk instead of nursing in public.

Over 30 % of breastfeeding mothers admit that their partners are not particularly comfortable with the concept of nursing in public.

A Jewish discussion of nursing in public usually centers on two possibly conflicting values.

The reality of nursing in public can be way harsh, for some moms at least.

photo by celesteh Welcome to the Carnival of Nursing in Public Please join us all week, July 5 - 9, as we celebrate and support breastfeeding mothers.

Carothers would like to see more businesses provide a discreet place for working mothers to pump breast milk; greater acceptance of nursing in public areas, such as malls; and family and friends of breast - feeding mothers lending more support.

Staffing of nurses in public schools has been a hot topic over the last year, and this bill aims to increase the minimum number of hours that a nurse works at a public school to 40 hours.

Staffing of nurses in public schools has been a hot topic over the last year, and this bill aims to increase the minimum number of hours that a nurse works at a public school to 40 hours.

Once you get comfortable and confident with your own way of nursing in public it will become incredibly easy and convenient to be out and about anywhere with your child (even up hill and down dale on a Yorkshire country walk).

I'm a real proponent of nursing in public (I think the more people see women nursing their babies out in public the more normal it will become and the less stressful it will be for women who need to feed their babies while they're outside) but I try to do it as discreetly as possible.

No longer was I hemming and hawing over the extra time it took to feed or the hassle of nursing in public.

Just a fun fact, from a former Cast Member — Disney Cast Members are instructed specifically in training about the importance of nursing in public and that it is 100 % legal and acceptable for women to do so anywhere in the parks or property.

Stories collected will serve as resource for mothers to reach their breastfeeding goals (whether it be as ambitious as to breastfeed past the first year, overcome the stigma of nursing in public or to simply know it's okay to stop nursing baby when mom is at that point.)

One of the most nerve wracking parts about breastfeeding is getting the hang of nursing in public.

Since you can't expect to stay cooped up in your house every time you breastfeed, it's probably a good idea to get acquainted with the idea of nursing in public.

The matter of nursing in public and the bigger issues of our culture's stunted growth in this area, however, continues to compel me to speak on the topic.

As someone who has been writing about breastfeeding from the outset of blogging, I was thrilled to see a Carnival of Nursing in Public take shape.

But if you want to ease yourself into the practice of nursing in public, here are seven easy tips for discretely nursing in public.

But the campaign for greater acceptance of nursing in public — and all those detractors who recoil when they see a mother feeding a baby just as her body is programmed to do — pales next to the startling image of Grumet feeding a boy who clearly doesn't need breast milk to thrive.

Fortunately, these people are very much in the minority, and most experiences of nursing in public are no more eventful than munching a sandwich by yourself.

I'm running around like crazy getting ready to leave for San Diego / BlogHer 2011, so I am reaching into the archives to republish one of my favorite breastfeeding posts, originally published as an entry in the Carnival of Nursing in Public, July 2010: