A Little Bit Old-fashioned about Breast Feeding

By Old Timer
Published/Last Modified on Monday, June 1, 2009 11:36 AM CDT

Maybe it's just me, and it could be, but I believe that if a mother is going to breast feed her child, she should cover herself so as not to make others uncomfortable. I know there are no clearly written rules concerning this, but it just seems appropriate. At the CHS Volleyball summer camp, someone is feeding their child openly in front of all the students and any participants in the gym. If general nudity is not allowed in public, then this shouldn't be either. If someone out there knows about how this has changed or if this has become commonplace, please let me know.

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To Disappointed wrote on Jun 20, 2009 5:09 PM:

" There are many other discussions here for you to jump in on in NI so don't gripe like this is the only thread. And if you can't find any out of what is here, start your own. Don't come here with your disappointment crud. It only shows your lack of ability. "

You Know Im Right wrote on Jun 20, 2009 1:28 PM:

" Dear Disappointed,

I don't think it's pathetic that this is an open forum to have discussions/debates about various topics. Sorry that this topic around women feeding their children openly in public is considered 'pathetic' to you.

In case you didn't notice there are about 40 other topics that people have weighed in on recently. This isn't all there is to talk about in 'the berry'.

Maybe you should grow up and learn how to select 'All Talked About' that lists the other topics. "

Disappointed wrote on Jun 19, 2009 9:49 AM:

" It is pathetic that this is all there is too discuss in NI. Grow up folks. "

To You Know Im Right wrote on Jun 17, 2009 1:56 PM:

" YOU are absolutely RIGHT!! Thanks for telling it like it is!! "

To Brother C wrote on Jun 17, 2009 1:54 PM:

" You have made the point that many of us on here who have morals and respect for ourselves and each other are trying to convey. For those who just want to be immoral, it becomes a useless debate as you can see. "

To Brother C wrote on Jun 16, 2009 9:36 PM:

" I'm so sorry, your son must be scarred for life now. "

Brother C wrote on Jun 16, 2009 8:13 AM:

" It is good for women to breast feed, but they need to respect the public.I was at walmart waiting in the automotive waiting room with my 10 year old son.Some woman just pulled it out and started feeding her baby about three feet from us. my son saw it all the full breast. "

You Know Im Right wrote on Jun 15, 2009 11:23 PM:

" This may not be the most popular viewpoint but if you breastfeed in public don't be surprised if I look.

You call it natural and that's fine. It is natural. I call it natural to look. I'm a guy that is attracted to females. You don't want me to look? Don't do it. It's just that simple.

You want to breastfeed, that's fine. I'll look. We both win.

PS. This is only for attractive people. Ugly people please don't do this. "

Been there Done that wrote on Jun 13, 2009 12:45 PM:

" I breastfed before it became chic. No one ever knew unless I told them and I didn't coverup. I wore breastfeeding bras and breastfeeding pocket shirts. I also excused myself and sat somewhere in private. Some women want you to look. They make it bad for those that want to breastfeed. You do not have to expose yourself to fed your baby.

Also, when a child crawls up on your lap, unbuttons your shirt, pulls out your breast and suckles with a mouth full of teeth, it's time to quit. "

Devon wrote on Jun 12, 2009 9:40 PM:

" I have a great solution to breast feeding in public! Before you leave your home, use a breast pump and bring a bottle with you. When I breast feed my daughter I created a stock pile of breast milk. I froze it and whenever I could not breast feed her privately I defrosted eight ounces of milk. You simply place the frozen bag of milk in warm water. The milk defrosts in minutes. This way we all can avoid breast exposure. "

To all concerned wrote on Jun 12, 2009 3:01 PM:

" As for the others here, I meant no offence to you, but I stand on what I said. I know ladies that nurse in public and unless you’re told you’d never know it and that’s all good. I’m concerned with the ones that leave nothing to the imagination, total exposure. And I never said it was ok about that other stuff either. I’ve strongly opposed sagging, in fact I was the first to come against it on this forum. "

To all concerned wrote on Jun 12, 2009 3:00 PM:

" n your case Lauren that may be so. But I've seen people do this with the whole breast out in the open, no coverage at all, not a nursing pro. The baby was not even attached. I turned away (the foyer of a restaurant so there's no missing anything) But even when the baby was nursing she was still all out in the open with the whole anatomy. She could have done something to cover up. "

Lauren wrote on Jun 12, 2009 10:53 AM:

" I'm a mother of two girls, both of whom I breastfed, openly in public. One for 15 months & one for 18 months. Nine times out of ten, no one even knew what I was doing. Using a blanket attracts attention to the act. If you're a seasoned pro at it, you don't NEED to cover up. And if someone sees a little skin, well that's their problem. You don't see people complaining about bikini clad women scampering around. You don't complain about low-cut t-shirts, or booty shorts. All of these things show more skin than I do breastfeeding. "

TO TO SHERRY wrote on Jun 12, 2009 8:38 AM:

" It seems to me that if it turns a man on, it's his problem. The problem with this society is that they take something beautiful like breastfeeding and talk about it like it's sinful, but people run around with their underwear and cleavage showing and no one says anything about that. Ridiculous! "

Sherry wrote on Jun 12, 2009 8:30 AM:

" Actually, it's NOT considered indecent exposure and they can not be arrested here in Louisiana and most states for breastfeeding. I think it's quite pathetic that this is even a topic for discussion. I think you would have to try very hard to actually see much of a breast, let alone a nipple, and if you are looking, you are the one with the problem. "

to mawmaw wrote on Jun 11, 2009 4:42 PM:

" the fact that you catagorize us, shows you are nothing but a snob, you probably do a lot worse than breast feed in public, but of course in your circle you could, because you are all that....NOT! I see you need a lot more prayer than I first realized, please everyone....Let's Pray for this person....He or She apparently needs it! We have to deal with racism, sadly in this day and age, but now the snobs are giving themselves a RACE OR TITLE all their own....and believe me, it is worse than racism... "

To Sherry wrote on Jun 11, 2009 4:33 PM:

" It's fine as long as they cover up. If they don't, it's considered indecent exposure. EXPOSURE is the problem. Not because of the baby either. We all know that this part of the anatamy is a turn on for men, so why would we want to give them cause hit on some innocent girl, somebody to get caught up in the crossfire of this act. Do you want that on your head for condoning this? I don't. Ladies, cover up if you must take care of the babies needs in public. "

Sherry wrote on Jun 11, 2009 2:26 PM:

" Most states, including Louisiana, allow breastfeeding in public. Do you eat in the bathroom or with a blanket over your head?? If it makes you feed uncomfortable, don't look at it. I can't believe you people are even discussing this. One of the most important things I woman can do for her child is breastfeed them. "

To Potcalingthekettleblack wrote on Jun 11, 2009 1:42 PM:

" I don't consider it childish, just 'in the face tell it like it is'. And sometimes it's the only thing people understand. Just because some people i.e. on the rodeo circuit didn't see anything wrong with exposure doesn't mean polite society won't. Seems to me there's a cultural difference of opinion. We the people of culture, vs the people of impropriety. "

Potcalingthekettleblack wrote on Jun 11, 2009 8:32 AM:

" To: To MawMaw: Was it really so necessary for you to be quite rude to her. Really, your response was kind of childesh. "

To MawMaw wrote on Jun 10, 2009 10:42 AM:

" Maybe that's because you already had messed up values, ever thought of that? It's called indecent exposure no matter the 'reason' for the exposure as there are no good reasons for exposing ANY private part. I nursed my babies and covered up, they were fine and so was I. There are no excuses for such RUDE behavior. There is a moral code here that is protected by law mawmaw, especially when it involves the public. Indecent is as indecent does (indecent people do indecent things) so what does that make you hmmmmm "

to MawMaw wrote on Jun 9, 2009 6:44 PM:

" Well said! "

MawMaw wrote on Jun 9, 2009 11:45 AM:

" Get over it...in my day, women were breast feeding their babies whenever the child was hungry, wherever they were hungry....even at the horse shows, and it didn't mess up our minds, values, whatever....it was regarded as a necessity and a way of living...God Bless America! "

It affects everyone wrote on Jun 9, 2009 9:36 AM:

" Obviously a breast feeding mother feels comfortable, but one not yet exposed might feel uncomfortable. It is the responsibility of the mother to ask if any one feels uncomfortable. I agree, that breast feeding is natural & beautiful, but perhaps it should not be imposed on others especially when their views are not known. If it did happen at CHS a dialoug concerning the situation first, especially when other parent's young ladies (many still child like themselves) were involved might hav been needed. Then if any were uncomfortble other options could be made. "

Beautiful things cont wrote on Jun 8, 2009 4:45 PM:

" True story--We were eating in a restraunt seated in a booth, with high backs none the less, when another customer passed by and sat in the booth right behind us. My wife was completely covered and was nursing when I heard him say "That woman should be feeding that baby in the restroom." I politey stood up went to his table and asked him if he would like for me to have the waiter seat him in the restroom bacuse my child was just fine dining in the dining room. Key is, she was covered! Modesty! "

Beautiful things wrote on Jun 8, 2009 4:38 PM:

" God has created lots of beautiful things to be shared between a mother and a child and a husband and a wife. Are they to be done in public without discretion or modesty? Consumation of a marriage is a beautiful thing! But is it to be done on the front steps of the church or in any other public place? NO! Breast feeding your child, can this be done in public? Sure! Use discretion and be modest. It can be done without exposing yourself. My wife did it for four kids. Even in Church! "

La Leche Mom wrote on Jun 8, 2009 4:03 PM:

" I don't think this issue is about whether or not breastfeeding is "beautiful"--an opinion, or good for the baby--a medical fact. "Just supposed" wrote, "What about safe enviroment in catholic schools?" This is a legitimate concern. Additionally, the new mother was supposed to be supervising teens at practice, not caring for her child. This was not a "closed" practice, where only females would be present. Males (students or adults) had access to the gym, and failure to be discreet was disrespectful to other people's children. That is, assuming she should have been nursing while working in the first place. "

Ms Cajun wrote on Jun 8, 2009 7:02 AM:

" Let me remind some of you GOD made us women to have breast to feed our children. Not to be ugly but a very light cloth diaper to cover up her breast would be fine, or maybe turn around , or maybe walk in the hall or go sit in corner, I could never be comfy in public but thats me. And the restroom gross . Would you eat your meal in the restroom. Breast feeding is the natural way to feed your babies . Have a lttle respect on both sides there. "

Da Berry wrote on Jun 7, 2009 8:22 PM:

" Who said any of that other stuff was ok, not me. But I stand on what I said. "

whatastupidworld wrote on Jun 7, 2009 10:02 AM:

" This world is so backwards: It's okay to have too much sex or skin shown on tv , but it's not okay for a mom to do what God meant for her to do with her body for her children; It's okay to fund abortion but it's not okay to murder; it's okay for big corporations to go bankrupt and to have stimulus packages keep them going a couple more months only to bankrupt anyway, but little people who are struggling with losing jobs, medical bills etc. have a stigma attached and no help if they have to go bankrupt. "

Bottles Smottles wrote on Jun 7, 2009 7:54 AM:

" It floors me that people think that breastfeeding is obscene and one should go into hiding to feed a child. In some countries, feeding a child with a bottle may be looked at as being vulgar. I find it hard to believe that this woman that ya'll are tripping out over was not being vulgar.
Now, how about some of those kids "dancing" for the parades to songs about all sorts of vulgar stuff Bad words edited but content is still there. Hootching down the street? That is acceptable but breastfeeding is shunned? Gotta love NI "

Da Berry wrote on Jun 6, 2009 7:26 AM:

" Ya'll go around twisting what is meant to be beautiful and natural by taking it out into the public which makes it trashy. If it's kept in it's place, out of the sight of the public, it's natural beauty stays in tact. Once it's exposed to public view it becomes nasty, trashy, obscene... This is something beautiful for just the mom, dad and the baby to experience, a natural way of things. Bringing it out and you're asking for public scrutiny, oops, that's what's happening...isn't it!!! Cover up while in public. "

To Old Timer wrote on Jun 5, 2009 9:07 AM:

" I would not choose to breastfeed my child in public. If I absolutely had to, I would cover up. But, for those who do, go right ahead! Who am I to judge? It is a natural, God-given part of being a woman. And, if I did have questionable thoughts, I may think them or even discuss them with a trusted friend, but to create a public forum thread about it is just SAD!!!! Where is your conscience??? "

To Im just saying.... wrote on Jun 5, 2009 5:28 AM:

" You have just made our point very clear with that comment! Again I'll say...nothing is SACRED anymore!! What God intended to be Beautiful is often times corrupted by people. "

To Old Timer wrote on Jun 4, 2009 8:39 PM:

" New Iberia Paparazzi...This thread, and all the other CHS-bashing ones, are like the trash mags you see in the checkout lane. You know good and well that this is not about breastfeeding. This is about bashing a fellow sister in Christ. You can't get enough of bashing the principal, but now you go after his innocent wife who is displaying the true beauty of a woman created by God. You ought to be ashamed of yourself for starting this. Its just plain MESSY! God, please forgive them, they know not what they do...or do you? REPENT!!! "

Knowing When To Wean A Child wrote on Jun 4, 2009 12:33 PM:

" When do you think a mom should completely wean her child off of breastfeeding? A friend told me about her inappropriate sister-in-law who had breastfed her son for YEARS, saying she liked the larger breast size she had as long as she continued to breastfeed. When the boy was going to Pre-K, he would get home from school and pick up her shirt to breastfeed. The mom had the milk induced increased breast size and whatever perverted kicks she got from breastfeeding her school aged son. What may have initially started out good, became disgusting. "

Just supposed wrote on Jun 4, 2009 12:32 PM:

" What would happen if one of the students saw this and made a comment at school about how nice the principals wifes breast looked? Why set the kids up for trouble? Just a little bit of modesty could have prevented this whole thread. What about safe enviroment in catholic schools "

Kimbro aka Kim wrote on Jun 4, 2009 10:43 AM:

" To:To Kimbro,
My point is that there is nothing vulgar about breast feeding a baby.It is the way nature has intended it to be for all mammals (there are 4237 species that breast feed). No one seems to blink an eye on all the flesh exposure one can see on the covers of magazines or for that matter on t.v. including the time slots that used to be set aside as family television.Old fashioned America had no problem with women breastfeeding in public.The shunning of breastfeeding began in 1800's because of a group called "Men of Sense".-continued- "

To Im just saying wrote on Jun 3, 2009 5:10 PM:

" Would you still like public breast exposure if a woman was going around with her unattractive sagging deflated granny breast exsposed in public?

Just because you like seeing that woman's nice looking bare breast exposed in public, doesn't make it right, and it doesn't mean everyone else should have to be exposed to it. She should cover up while breastfeeding in public. "

To Kimbro wrote on Jun 3, 2009 4:39 PM:

" Breastfeeding babies is fine, and that's not being criticized here at all. No one has complained about the fact that a woman has breastfed a baby. The problem is the vulgar woman who choose to breastfeed without using anything to cover herself while breastfeeding in public. "

Im just saying wrote on Jun 3, 2009 11:16 AM:

" Everyone needs to just lighten up. I'm sure that's how they do it in Seattle. She's broadening our horizons. Anyway that lady has some really nice breast. Give her a break. "

To breastfeed with respect wrote on Jun 3, 2009 10:37 AM:

" Very well said.

Unfortunately, this argument has gone on since the 60's when it seems the human population lost alot of respect for themselves. "

just curious wrote on Jun 3, 2009 9:55 AM:

" to "Old Timer"

I have just have one question for you. Do you have a daughter who attended this so called volleyball camp? I would think not since you don't have the facts straight regarding no camp going on this week. You are just a messy parent putting your nose where you shouldn't. "

Kimbro aka Kim wrote on Jun 3, 2009 8:47 AM:

" We all have them, boys & girls, men & women.....so whats the big deal? People always complain when parents don't do what is right for their children, now they want to complain when a mother does whats right by feeding their hungry child? Breast milk is the one thing science cannot reproduce. Let the mothers feed there kids the way nature intended them to.If it doesn't bother the mom,why should it bother me? I would much prefer my kids being exposed to this rather than the "F" bombs and other profanity that people tend to say in public-settings-these-days. "

MRS wrote on Jun 2, 2009 11:58 PM:

" To Please Be Discreet....Very well written and much Respect for your view. One can tell which ones are more about revealing their goods than feeding their babies. Thanks! "

breastfeeder of 3 wrote on Jun 2, 2009 9:21 PM:

" I can tell you, I fed all 3 of mine this way and out in public. If my child was hungry, they were fed. I remember one day at the ball park, holding my daughter feeding her and talking to a friend that passed by, my daughter looked up and even though nothing was exposed my friend was shocked to see what I was doing, not because it embarrassed her, but because she was standing 10 feet from me and did not even realize what I was doing....there are ways to do it but don't make it feel like itswrong.... "

to To Old Timer wrote on Jun 2, 2009 1:06 PM:

" What does that have to do with it. Sure it's a good thing to do but not open to the public. This is not something 'new' under the sun, and has been done discreetly all this time so what makes people think that because it's "natural" that everybody should accept it out in the open. A lot of things are "natural" but I wouldn't want to see people doing it out in the open. Talk about landslide regression. Ya’ll need to catch your heads here. "

Breastfeed With Respect wrote on Jun 2, 2009 12:28 PM:

" The issue here isn't a matter of whether to breastfeed or not, it's an issue of having respect for herself and others while breastfeeding in public. The fact that she is breastfeeding is a wonderful thing which should be encouraged. But, the problem is that she refuses to be discreet about public breastfeeding by not using a light cover-up, which shows a lack of respect for herself and the general public who may not wish to see her breast displayed publicly.

Breastfeeding - YES

Disrespectful Un-covered Public Breastfeeding - NO "

To To Old Timer wrote on Jun 2, 2009 11:37 AM:

" Thank you for the information on infections and illnesses. Those are things I needed to hear. I would have appreciated that information rudeness. Was it so difficult to say those things without cutting people down? I asked for information so that I can learn. If this is your way of giving information to people, you will turn a lot of people off to your valuable message. I'm trying to learn. You could learn a little tact. "

Please Be Discreet wrote on Jun 2, 2009 10:46 AM:

" In regards to the mother breastfeeding publicly without a cover-up at a volleyball pratice (not a camp) at CHS. If it's too hot to cover up breastfeeding with a thin light baby blanket, then it's probably too hot to have the baby out there anyway. She could possibly consider breastfeeding in her air-conditioned car while parked in public. And ELECTRIC breast pumps work great.

I breastfed my son for a while, and I would never have considered doing so in public without being as discreet as possible under a thin light baby blanket (cover-up), out-of-respect-for-myself-and-everyone-else-around. "

To Old Timer wrote on Jun 2, 2009 10:05 AM:

" The fact that you feel the need to complain about this really says more about you than it does the breastfeeding mom. Breastfed children are generally better prepared to deal with infections and sickness than formula-fed, so this mom is doing her kid a favor. Why not cut her some slack and find something more substantial to to do with your time than complaining about a good mother? "

Its vulgar wrote on Jun 2, 2009 9:35 AM:

" It's called indecent exposure…No matter the reason it is against the law for a woman to expose herself…It is fineable…There is no excuse for such blatant obstruction of the law…If the baby is hungry some places have rooms set up just for that, otherwise drape something across yourself, it’s indecent...Just because we know how babies are fed is no excuse to be rude or vulgar…If this is allowed, the next thing we’ll see is our nation running around topless then nude and everyone will wonder why rape is so prevalent. "

a breastfeeding mom wrote on Jun 2, 2009 7:54 AM:

" To "MRS" and to "other" have you ever thought some moms don't have success in pumping? I know as a breastfeeding mom, I could not produce when I pumped. So she may have had no choice. Obviously, neither of you guys breastfed your babies. Once again, 'Old Timer" opened up a can of worms that should not have been and doesn't have her facts straight since there is no camp this week at CHS. "

Phyllis Romero wrote on Jun 2, 2009 7:28 AM:

" I breastfed both of my children. It is the most natural thing a mother could do. I agree with the mom who doesn't want to do it in a public restroom where germs are abundant. If the lady was truly exposing too much, I would suggest a cover-up. Otherwise, God bless these women who use this part of their body for what it was truly meant for. "

MRS wrote on Jun 2, 2009 12:30 AM:

" Absolutely Agree that Mother's should have Respect for those around AND HERSELF! There is nothing SACRED anymore! We don't NEED to know that they breast feed and I agree that with the pump, that can be solved but....won't happen! :( "

just a mom wrote on Jun 1, 2009 8:43 PM:

" I breastfeed my children in public. I did not use a cover to cover my child (like someone else said, it is very hot under there for a baby). I did make sure that my top was big & loose enough to cover my body. Yes, someone may have seen a tiny bit of skin on my side, but i didn't expose myself. As far as feeding them in a restroom...seriously?? Would you feed a baby a bottle or other food in a public restroom? "

Check your facts wrote on Jun 1, 2009 7:13 PM:

" Old Timer, you should really get your information correct before posting. CHS Volleyball Camp is June 17 and today is June 1!
So.... whether or not this happened and to compare the most natural thing in the world to general nudity is ludicrous. I agree a breastfeeding mother in public should be discreet, but when a baby is hungry they shouldn't have to be fed in a germ ridden public bathroom. Uncomfortable bystanders should look the other way! "

Come On wrote on Jun 1, 2009 7:13 PM:

" I know that it seems to be fashionable lately to crucify these people, but come on! The woman was feeding her child! I wondered how long it would take for you people to get ahold of this and turn it into something outrageous. I have a daughter the same age as the young women who participated in this practice and she is well aware of how a baby is fed! "

a breastfeeding mom wrote on Jun 1, 2009 5:45 PM:

" I have a daughter that plays high school volleyball and correct me if I am wrong, but I am unaware that there is any volleyball camp going on this week at CHS. Breastfeeding is one of the most natural things between a mother and a baby. Give the lady a break, anything she does will be wrong in your eyes, even breastfeeding. I commend whoever breastfeeds. It is a wonderful thing and I am sure this person breastfeeding is covered up. Get a life and leave breastfeeding moms alone... "

Courtesy wrote on Jun 1, 2009 4:33 PM:

" Well, I breast fed all my children and it is just plain courtesy to cover up. If you are in your own home that is one thing, but out in public? My sons made a comment to me that it made them feel uncomfortable when they saw a woman breast feeding in public and not covering up. They are in their twenties and still feel that way today. "

To Old Timer wrote on Jun 1, 2009 3:39 PM:

" I agree with you, if a mother wants to breast feed her child, it should be done covered up. There is no reason this mother couldnt pump milk for this outing. Have a little respect for yourself. "

wiseone wrote on Jun 1, 2009 3:05 PM:

" A quote from L.R.S. 46 § 1409(B)(5)
2003 La. Acts. 369: A mother breastfeeding her baby in any location, public or private, where the mother is otherwise authorized to be, shall not be deemed to be in violation of r.s. 14:106 or of any other provision of law. "

Philo Beddoe wrote on Jun 1, 2009 12:42 PM:

" That is a natural thing, and I have no problem with it. But some people like to shock people, or are exhibitionists. About 25 years ago at a restaurant here in town there was a mom breastfeeding a baby. She used no covering at all, and was not holding the baby against her like moms do. She was holding the baby away from her own body to give you as good of a view as possible, and was constantly looking around to make sure she was being seen. Using a baby to get your perverted kicks is really sad. "

New Fashioned wrote on Jun 1, 2009 12:39 PM:

" Breast feeding in a wonderful way to feed your child. People should not be made to feel ashamed because they choose to do what is best for their child. It is 80+ degrees out these days-- how would you like to be under a blanket eating your meal? Give this person a break and thank God for good mothers. "

Agrees wrote on Jun 1, 2009 12:30 PM:

" I am only 46 and a mother, but, I agree with you. If you want to breast feed your child, cover yourself up or go to a bathroom. Please don't expose yourself like that in public. "

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