crazysquid
Your user title SUCKS
Maybe the mom likes the booby attention
elaine said:
stormer41 said:Never breastfeed, but mine was off of the bottle by the time she was 6 months...the sooner the better...that's what the doctor told me.
And I hate to see babies with dirty faces...used to see alot of them up in PA...always wanted to go over and wash their faces off...either that or tell off the childern that were having childern..they never seems to take care of their kids...always dirty
High School kids get off the bus with them in their mouths around here.Nanny Pam said:The "binky" also bugs me.
I see kids, ( 2 & 3 year olds ) all the time, with a binky. It makes me sick. I think the parents need a
1 year for the bottle and 18 months on the binky.
SouthernMdRocks said:breast feeding - dirty faces. :shrug:
elaine said:What are you saying here? That breast feeding causes dirty faces?
SouthernMdRocks said:no, I was making comment to post prior. Topic was breast feeding not dirty faces.
TeaBag Express said:I don;t think people should be able to breat feed on a plane. Just put some milk in a bottle for the plane ride. It isn;t that big a deal. If you really have to breast feed on the plane go into the bathroom.
I am not against breast feedingin public. But when you are in a very tight space like a plane seat you should take some consideration into how uncomfortable you are making the people around you.
TeaBag Express said:I don;t think people should be able to breat feed on a plane. Just put some milk in a bottle for the plane ride. It isn;t that big a deal. If you really have to breast feed on the plane go into the bathroom.
I am not against breast feedingin public. But when you are in a very tight space like a plane seat you should take some consideration into how uncomfortable you are making the people around you.
TeaBag Express said:I don;t think people should be able to breat feed on a plane. Just put some milk in a bottle for the plane ride. It isn;t that big a deal. If you really have to breast feed on the plane go into the bathroom.
I am not against breast feedingin public. But when you are in a very tight space like a plane seat you should take some consideration into how uncomfortable you are making the people around you.
TeaBag Express said:I don;t think people should be able to breat feed on a plane. Just put some milk in a bottle for the plane ride. It isn;t that big a deal. If you really have to breast feed on the plane go into the bathroom.
I am not against breast feedingin public. But when you are in a very tight space like a plane seat you should take some consideration into how uncomfortable you are making the people around you.
TeaBag Express said:I wasn't trying to be funny. Like the article said the woman refused to use a blanket to cover up a little bit. Is that to much to ask?
The reason the flight attendant did this is because watching someone you don;t know breastfeed in public can make some people feel uncomfortable.
If some woman is at the mall doing this in the food court or at a bench somewhere that is fine.
There are just certain places were discretion should be used. For example I know I would like it if I was at the movies and some woman sat beside me and started breast feeding.
Believe it or not breast feeding can make people uncomfortable who are not perverts.
TeaBag Express said:Like the article said the woman refused to use a blanket to cover up a little bit.
Gillette said she was discreetly breast-feeding her 22-month-old daughter on Oct. 13 as their flight prepared to leave Burlington International Airport. She said she was seated by the window in the next-to-last row, her husband was seated between her and the aisle and no part of her breast was showing.