There is a news story on the Fairfax websites about a woman who was told by a security guard to refrain from breastfeeding at the National Gallery. The Gallery has since apologised.
It did get me wondering though. Food and drink are generally prohibited in public gallery spaces – and for good reason. Should breastfeeding mothers be exempt? And what about other spaces where food and drinks are not allowed?
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The reason I suppose being endangering art works. Not too much chance of that when breast feeding.
...unless the baby has reflux.
Is it just first world types who find public breast feeding somehow distasteful?
Millions (billions?) of mothers elsewhere engage in breast feeding their babies in all manner of situations often not stopping their daily activities or work to do so.
Definitely first world problem!
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