Can you please honestly answer the 3 questions below please?

[Anonymous]

1. Does seeing a woman breastfeeding in public make you feel uncomfortable?

2. Do you believe women who breastfeed in public are attention seekers?

3. Do you think women who breastfeed in public should at least use a blanket to cover themselves a bit?

[Anonymous]

2. NO

3. YES I do feel they should use something to cover themselves. I understand breastfeeding is natural and they are feeding a baby, but I have seen some women walking around the shops with their nipples exposed, even when bub has stopped drinking.

[AngelLily]

1: Not at All she's just trying to feed her child but if one can they can try to maybe cover with a Hand if many strangers are around.

2: Not at All

3: If they around strangers an kids then they can cover a small bit

[Effably]

1. No, unless they are somehow making it weird (which happens).

2. No. Babies have to eat. I would much rather a woman breastfeeds than have to listen to a screaming baby.

3. Yes. It doesn't have to be a blanket or anything. Doesn't have to cover everything. I just think breastfeeding women should make some degree of effort to cover up a little when possible. Even if just putting an arm or holding the baby in a clever way.

Ultimately breastfeeding happens. Its natural. Its fine. But I also have to visit the bathroom. I imagine most moms would quite like it if there was a breastfeeding room (!) in every establishment with all the conveniences you need but since there isn't, any attempt at modesty is appreciated. Sometimes it isn't an option but whenever it is, the effort is appreciated.

[jennifer_bloom]

I don't like watching woman breastfeed in public because I feel like a criminal for standing or sitting where a person doing that is in my field of vision.

I do not believe they are attention seekers cause there are much easier and socially popular ways to get attention.

I would prefer they cover themselves but I am not going to blame a woman that does not cover herself but still wants to breastfeed her child because the child's needs come first.

[andreasderjuengere]

Honestly?

#1 It's common in many primitive cultures. Not uncomfortable.

#2 No. They are just unprepared and clueless about planning ahead about their hungry baby.

#3 no, but don't complain about ''us'' to visually inspect the goods on display

https://www.youtube.com/embed/IUL4BSARdyY

[DeeDeeDeVour]

1. No, it doesn't make me feel uncomfortable.

2. Women who do that do it out of necessity to provide sustenance for their babies.

3. I agree in being discreet, as much as possible.

[Dargil]

1. No, but it draws my attention because I like to watch it.
2. No, but they may be defiant. Also yes, some like being watched.
3. I would prefer that because of the creeps and ill disciplined people out there.

[Krillanr]

1. Mildly, but only if I'm eating. I'll get over it.

2. No idea.

3. At restaurants, if possible.

Consideration is good, but they should do what they need to, in my opinion.
ain't worth stressin over too much.

[ThrillSeeker01]

No, it's fine with me. It's totally natural and it's just part of life. Women do it for their babies, not because they want attention. No blankets necessary. No need to hide oneself when caring for your child.

[goaded]

No, no, and only if they want to. People who notice it's happening should simply politely look away, it's none of their business.

[gorydetails]

1) no
2) no
3 ) not if they don't want to, but don't be surprised if people look.

[Veles]

1) No 2) No 3) It's up to her

[butterly248]

1. No

2. No

3. Yes