Mom's: What do you think about breast feeding in public places with no cover up?
Just conversating..
I always have an always will. Breastfeeding needs to be normalized. I had a lady come up to me in the airport when my son was about 5 months old and tell me that I needed to cover up because her children didn't need to see that. I told her if she was uncomfortable then she could put blankets over her own kids heads and get tf out of my face. It's ridiculous. You really can't even see anything when a baby is nursing. I don't get why people flip tf out.
I hate covering honestly I don't do it most of the time but if I need my daughter to nap I'll cover or if I know it makes someone uncomfortable I'll do it too or if family ask me if I'm gonna cover mainly my husband side I do but if I'm alone I won't it's way too hot plus having a toddler and trying to feed and infant and look for a cover it's way too much . My husband always tells me to cover which annoys me but I respect him but I don't cover like w my brother in laws or close friends they respect me and it's also taught them to respect moms and breastfeeding my brother in law has even defended a mom who was being shit talk to which made me so proud he's in collage and the younger one. Always mad dogs people who look at me bad lol he's in HS and my sisters husband he's the same too their like my body guards if anyone try's to talk shit especially when my husbands not around it's a natural thing we were made for this purpose
I live in Sacramento too, but I'm not going to show my titts to the public with out a cover up. This is just my opinion of course. For the mom's who do it more power to you.💪💪
Lol I live in sac now. We both know its already hot AF ✋ covers hell nah
I feel like it will be different with this baby because my boyfriend is going to want me to cover I'm sure. He's always trying to shield me from people looking at me when we go places lol. Like he walks behind me so nobody will look at my butt and stuff like that. It's cute but I feel like it's going to be annoying when baby gets here and I'm trying to feed him.