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Jon M · 10-05-2004, 10:48

We have had mothers breast-feed in our church on the front row.. no-one batted an eye-lid and there is no reason to either.
Personally I think it's a beautiful thing mainly because I like babies anyway.

Breast feeding in public is no problem, there are many ways of making it discreet even if in a busy area. I think Mum's should have the freedom to be proud of their maternal instincts.

This leads nicely on to something I DO think should be stamped on.. spitting (which is actually illegal, *take note scruffy teenagers). Although mainly confined to our chav population, I find it totally revolting and I'm glad that my brother-in-law (a copper) tell's people to clean it up if he see's them do it.

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Jon M Inactive Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: East Midlands Age: 48 Services: Rural BB - Radio Link via Virgin Fibre Posts: 2,947	Re: Should mums have a legal right to breastfeed in public? We have had mothers breast-feed in our church on the front row.. no-one batted an eye-lid and there is no reason to either. Personally I think it's a beautiful thing mainly because I like babies anyway. Breast feeding in public is no problem, there are many ways of making it discreet even if in a busy area. I think Mum's should have the freedom to be proud of their maternal instincts. This leads nicely on to something I DO think should be stamped on.. spitting (which is actually illegal, take note scruffy teenagers). Although mainly confined to our chav* population, I find it totally revolting and I'm glad that my brother-in-law (a copper) tell's people to clean it up if he see's them do it.