Breast feeding > this seems to be a touchy subject so horse on

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From my point of view wrong or right I have no problems if a mum has to flop her breast out to feed her sapling .

If it's the kids feed time then the kid must be given it's supply.

It don't bother me where this happens  as sometimes mums don't have a choice.

It's the most naturall thing out there is it not?
How did mums cope before bottle feeding came to the table,they used
their breast.

Now if I see a mum in said act ,I just turn away and let her get on with it .ok I much prefer if she did it without the kid but that's life.

I can't quite understand why anybody would get upset by said action and feal uncomfortable .would you prefer a screaming it's lungs off
hungry baby spoiling your day.

I could understand if the kid on the breast had a beard or was over the age of breast feeding.

Now I have re read this post and taken out any words that I thought might offend ,considering the present climate.

[Syme]

There are disturbingly liberal undertones to this post

[CrippyCooke]

This is not what I expected when I saw the title and author of this thread.

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It's called trying to turn a new leaf Crippycooke  and I put a lot of thought into that title to draw you in.

Sorry to disappoint .


Syme there you go again trying to rattle me .

A simple question was asked ,and you try to make more of it
just answer the question you breast ,please

[Syme]

Was I? Perhaps your fabled sense of humour needs tweaking slightly old boy.

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If so fella I stand corrected for jumping down yer throat.

Your a very hard cover to read now that you bring humor into the fray
fella.

I will count to 10 next time.

Horse on

[BobG]

I do recall being just gobsmacked when a rather dishy cousin of mine set to and fed her first born right there in front of me, in my lounge! But you're right Horse. It's me, and society, that should be ashamed by that reaction.

BobG