Bravo Baroness. Again.
Breast feeding is something done by the mother for the baby. Often at the actual cost of blood, sweat, no sleep (for years sometimes), limited freedom and many tears, solely for the benefit of the baby. Mothers who can't successfully sustain breast feeding don't go on putting the baby on the breast for their own fun, and female relatives don't stuff the baby on to their breast for their pleasure and enjoyment because its about the child and feeding the child . And to most mothers, there's limited fun stuff about it at all, it's bloody hard work. Why do women say 'well done' with genuine admiration to women still managing to breastfeed after a few months? Because it is bloody hard work.
The baby is not to provide adults in its vicinity with lovely validating or sexual breast suckling experiences, regardless of how those adults feel about it.
The fact (yet again) that we have many birth mothers struggling to feed their babies (who actually need to be fed, and to gain weight and stuff like that) and manage the real aspects of being a birth mother breast feeding who are now trying to access help over a crowd of non birth mothers, many of whom appear to be male, who would like their equality shot at getting their desired experiences and see the baby as an extension of their experience, and are being pandered to by a mission creeped wholly overshot and politically captured bunch of services...…… says a whole lot about how society now views females. And children.
And that again, we have the harsh reality and the real people with the real experiences and needs being stuffed out of the way under the carpet by those with louder, more powerful voices who want to borrow the identity and the nice bits of the experience for their personal needs.