Sentences with phrase «stop breastfeeding in public»

Nobody has told me to stop breastfeeding in public, but once a woman came up to me and said: «I feel it's really important that you're breastfeeding».

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My daughter - in - law reported stopping along a public path to breastfeed three - month - old Max while several teenage boys walked past.

«An Act of the Scottish Parliament to make it an offence to prevent or stop a person in charge of a child who is otherwise permitted to be in a public place or licensed premises from feeding milk to that child in that place or on those premises; to make provision in relation to the promotion of breastfeeding; and for connected purposes.»

There have been so many instances of mothers being asked to stop breastfeeding in restaurants and shops and on public transport that it is now a criminal offence to discriminate on the basis of maternity, including on how a mother feeds her child (with breastfeeding specifically mentioned in the Single Equality Act (2010).

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«We found that it wasn't actually the length of breastfeeding that mattered, but the reason why they stopped,» study author Amy Brown, an associate professor of public health and policy studies at Swansea University in the UK, told The Huffington Post.

Unfortunately some people are idiots but don't let those few idiots stop you getting out and about with your new baby, breastfeeding in public is not a big deal and it can be done easily.

If lack of societal support for breastfeeding is your issue, then stop making nursing in public look so, well, crazy.

When they have breastfed in public places, many mothers have been asked to stop breastfeeding or to leave.

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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.)

Or, the next time you're nursing in public and someone asks, «Are you ever going to stop breastfeeding?»

It becomes an offence to stop nursing mothers from breastfeeding their children in public places (including the breastfeeding of toddlers in premises where children are already allowed).

Your message and response in «Embarrassed» is very clear on how you feel about public breastfeeding.What would you say to the person who tells you to stop breastfeeding in a restaurant?

This year as we follow the 1993 theme, «Mother - Friendly Workplace Initiative,» which sadly is still a struggle many women face today, we spread the word and encourage employers and the general public to stop criticizing women for nursing in public but instead embrace the healthy and natural process of breastfeeding.

Credit card sized pocket cards mums can hand out to anyone trying to stop them from breastfeeding in public.

Those who did usually stopped soon after they began, when the strict schedules that were recommended caused their milk production to dwindle and because breastfeeding in public was frowned upon.

Restaurant and shopping center managers have reported that they would either discourage breastfeeding anywhere in their facilities or would suggest that breastfeeding mothers move to an area that was more secluded.When they have breastfed in public places, many mothers have been asked to stop breastfeeding or to leave.

Women are seen breastfeeding their babies at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington during a «nurse - in» organized after a woman was stopped from nursing in public by museum security guards.

Of course Page 3 hasn't been without its protestors with a range of campaigns to stop this, but why is it deemed as «OK» — it's obviously not just men that buy the paper — seeing a glamour model proudly with her baps out, when breastfeeding in public still has a taboo attached?

The Right to Breastfeed Act, which gives women the right to breast - feed in public, includes a provision that gives them the right to go to court against any business or agency that tries to stop them from nursing.

«Too often, mothers are asked to stop breastfeeding, to move to a private location, or to cover themselves up when they breastfeed at a playground, at the airport, in a restaurant, or in other public places,» explains Dr. Laura Viehmann, a pediatrician in Pawtucket and Breastfeeding Coordinator for the Rhode Island Chapter of the American Academy obreastfeeding, to move to a private location, or to cover themselves up when they breastfeed at a playground, at the airport, in a restaurant, or in other public places,» explains Dr. Laura Viehmann, a pediatrician in Pawtucket and Breastfeeding Coordinator for the Rhode Island Chapter of the American Academy oBreastfeeding Coordinator for the Rhode Island Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Though most Texas adults believe that women should have the right to breastfeed discretely in public places, vii many mothers have been criticized for breastfeeding in public, asked to stop breastfeeding, or even to leave.