They called her "disgusting" for breastfeeding in public: her response will leave you speechless
Breastfeeding in public is a topic that has always divided people: is it good to breastfeed anywhere or is it more recommended to do it in secluded places? Some think it is a lack of respect, others consider it an absolutely natural practice and not they find the reason why they should hide.
One thing is certain: midwife!
Whitney Huntwork is an American mom tired of feeling judged for breastfeeding her baby in public places. After the umpteenth criticism he wrote this post in rhyme which in a very short time reached an incredible number of shares:
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At any time, in any place, you can look at me: I don't move.
I'll feed my hungry baby outside the door, I don't care.
A shop, a restaurant? I'm just feeding an infant!
A theater, a museum? But you are busier looking at me than the rest!
Whether it's the bottle or my breast, I just want my little one full of food.
Do you think I should cover myself? Run to mom and tell her what to say.
Grab your cell phone and take a picture of me? Are you sure I have a problem? Don't you think everyone should look after their own? This would be a first step to solving them!
Do you think I'm disgusting? Could I say the same? Do you think he's doing it to catch your eye now?
You're wrong: the only thing I care about is my little one's well-being and mine.
Sincerely yours, the rebellious breastfeeder and her rebellious son fed on pure mother's milk.
Whitney's is definitely a very strong stance, typical of those who have had two hearts for 9 months, who still have to be careful about their diet and who don't want to be judged. Or rather, you can judge her, but she doesn't care at all. Do you think Whitney is right?
What if the period of breastfeeding for you is now over and the little one has grown up and now runs around the house like a loose cannon? Maybe you need some tricks to make sure everything is safe ...
