Sentences with phrase «of public breastfeeding»

On its face, the issue of public breastfeeding might seem like a fight about what's best to feed a baby.
I've had nothing but positive experiences of public breastfeeding despite feeding in most places, from train stations, to buses during rush hour, on the beach and out in pubs.
I really wish there was more positive coverage of public breastfeeding instead of the abundance of negative stories.
I'm shy about my showing my body, even if I totally support the practice of public breastfeeding; This would have been a seriously big deal for me.
I would have suspected the number was far lower, due to the intolerance of public breastfeeding that still exists in some parts of the country, and I am partially correct.
They can't get over societal - induced fears of public breastfeeding.
I wrote earlier this year about all my positive experiences of public breastfeeding, in hundreds of places, out and about, and never having had a negative reaction.
Bonus: the Conservatory has lots of secluded nooks to give new nursing moms some practice at the fine art of public breastfeeding.
Opponents of public breastfeeding often remark that there are children present in a room, and that breastfeeding is therefore not appropriate.
For World Breastfeeding Week, North Tampa Breastfeeding Center was interviewed on our take of public breastfeeding.
And besides that «human milk for human babies» thing, the coalition also wants to raise awareness of the legality of public breastfeeding.
So, while I guess it's cool some disapproving person is not making a scene about being uncomfortable in the presence of public breastfeeding, I don't think it's OK at all that I can sense their discomfort.
The lawyer insisted that any discussion of public breastfeeding must hinge on the right of the nursing mother to participate fully in society.
The best insipiration of public breastfeeding ever is Hollie McNish's poem «Embarrassed».
I was recently asked this question in response to Bill Maher's criticism of public breastfeeding and Facebook's refusal to post pictures of breastfeeding mothers.
It seems you were pretty upset and tired of the public breastfeeding issue when you wrote «Embarrassed».
I am here to say that unfortunatly, the ones who make the biggest deal of public breastfeeding are the ones who are most ignorant about it.
I am an advocate of public breastfeeding and believe that society should #FreeTheNipple and I will (and do) fight for any woman's right to feed her child however and wherever she wants.
Although Clinton never directly addressed the topic of public breastfeeding, she did allude to it by posting the photo at all — and as a feminist, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that Clinton likely supports public breastfeeding for all moms too.
Perhaps, some day, our culture will come around, the stigma of public breastfeeding will no longer be a thing, and something as extraordinary as nursing won't be unnecessarily burdened by other people's opinions.
I'm also friends with a very pro-boob milk group of women, so that's why I was shocked to learn that 57 percent of Americans don't approve of public breastfeeding.
This is strictly about why the sight of public breastfeeding still makes so many people squeamish and what it will take to make breastfeeding in public as welcome as giving a baby a bottle.
v. Steps be taken in order to normalise breastfeeding, including improving education in schools, public awareness campaigns, and reassurances given by breastfeeding counsellors regarding the legitimacy of public breastfeeding.
Interview with Hollie McNish about her poem Embarrassed and the issue of public breastfeeding.
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