hondasam wrote: » what would management do if a mother was feeding her baby and say ten customers walked out? Could they ask the mother to go to a private area?
hondasam wrote: » I agree but should everyone not be entitled to have their own opinion on it without judgement also?
2 stroke wrote: » I've only read the first 2 pages but have to say I'm surprised its 2 of our ladies that protest this ladies actions. As a man I've been made slightly uncomfortable sometimes if a lady started breastfeeding in my view. My discomfort being needing to remain seated, if I became aroused, for fear of the girl, or her companions thinking I was perving on her. This however is my problem being a hotblooded male, and I would never expect a woman to starve a baby or feed it in a toilet for my sake.
Dudess wrote: » Well Iguana says a woman is allowed do so by law, so the restaurant wouldn't have such a right.
Dudess wrote: » You don't have kids so you're not qualified to tell mothers that they can be prepared etc. You don't have the first clue. It's not fun when everyone is vehemently disagreeing with you but they're not doing so just to be mean.
hondasam wrote: » I often wondered what would happen, how would they handle it.
Cheeky_gal wrote: » And all of that is fair enough but how dare you and others tell me I have issues, I need to seek help, I'm insecure, I'm a prude, I'm a child and I should grow the "****" up.
Cheeky_gal wrote: » Dudess don't play that "you don't have kids so you're not qualified to have an opinion" card on me. That's got no relevance whatsoever.
starbelgrade wrote: » "Excuse me madam, could you go to the breastfeeding area? It's right beside the smoking area out the back"
starbelgrade wrote: » One hand on each boob.
Dempsey wrote: » You'd get a tit slapped across your face....So I've heard.....
Dudess wrote: » Not to management.
starbelgrade wrote: » It does really. If you had kids, you'd probably have a different opinion. If you were breastfeeding, you definitely would.
hondasam wrote: » I agree but should everyone not be entitled to have their own opinion on it without judgement also? As much as the mother is entitled to breastfeed in the restaurant are the paying diners not entitled to complain if they are uncomfortable with it?
hondasam wrote: » TBF it's always said on any thread about kids that you don't have to be a parent to comment and you don't have to have kids to know about parenthood.
LETHAL LADY wrote: » Of course but why does it make anybody feel that uncomfortable?
Cheeky_gal wrote: » Dudess don't play that "you don't have kids so you're not qualified to have an opinion" card on me. That's got no relevance whatsoever. And I think you will see if you read through every comment that a lot of people are agreeing with me. We are in the minority in this thread, but yes there are people that disagree with you. Does that mean they have issues? No
Gbear wrote: » which evidently, virtually nobody agrees with to the point where they consider the opinion ignorant, and then complains how people react to that opinion. .
starbelgrade wrote: » You don't have to have kids to comment but if you don't have kids you really don't know what you're talking about.
LETHAL LADY wrote: » Diddy there I said it tee hee hee.:p
dark crystal wrote: » Baby sucking on a diddy.... *nudge nudge* *snigger*
Dudess wrote: » For sure, but you don't have any business telling a parent how they should deal with a specific scenario when you have no experience of it yourself.
