Breastfeeding in public......care to share your stories with Hunker?

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here

Hunkermunker would appreciate it muchly

i've added my two penn'orth (for what it's worth)

Lovely article. Have added my comments

It is lovely isn't it?

It is & on a great website too. When my dd was born I had the benefit of a mum & aunt who were passionate about breastfeeding, together with a close friend who had just done it - not many other people have such great support & Hunker's website is all about providing that personal knowledge. IMHO she's doing a fabulous job.

I have too

Left a message as well

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"I?ve long been a campaigner and advocate of the legislation introduced in 2007, but it only protects women until their infants are 12 months old, so I don?t think it goes far enough."
Just out of curiosity, what is the 12 month about???

Unfortunately, my public breastfeeding has been completely and utterly uneventful. No comments whatsoever despite regularly having my tits out in the front window of Starbucks.

i haven't tried feeding in public yet, not quite got the discreet ability yet.But do feed round mums and IL's.
At the moment i wear a vest top, loose fitted top and a cardi, can be rather warm.
The hugger thingy looks good.
Town is just down the road from me so i never need to stop there for long.
But the time is gonna come soon when we go further afield.
So i really need to practice on not flashing everyone.

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You just couldn't hear them through the glass Soupy . Are you still feeding btw?

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Jumping right on this bandwagon

Awww I knew I could count on you lot

CSWS, yes. Because it's the only way BabyDragon will have a nap

Ahhh, cunning. Same here, except that she will then only nap on my lap .

On an entirely different subject, whilst I have your attention (all helps bump the thread anyway doesn't it), what does BabyDragon think of her Rothan? Dd has shown no interest in hers whatsoever so far.

She loved riding* it round the kitchen when she got it and loves pinging the bell I put on it but, er, that's it right now!

(* sitting astride it and falling off to be precise)

added my story on- great website. I do think it is really important to counter all these negative stories in the media about the horror faced by women breastfeeding in public. I have to say I identified with the woman who worried about how to encourage breastfeeding mums without grinning like a mad woman- perhaps we need some kind of mumsnet secret signal!!