PIOG Breastfeeding Offensive!

[go_romanovs]

I'm thankful for not having boobs thrown in my face all the time by offensive and indecent breastfeeding mothers like the ones below:

Wait...Well, this is a bad example. Let's try again.


Hmm...Just a minute. I'm sure I can find better ones than these...

Eh, still not offensive enough. I'll check one more time.

That is better. LOOK AT THAT! I see about a half inch of boob. DISGUSTING.

UGH. Look at that indecency! She must be from some third world country to be exposed like that!

Now that's just...There are no words to descripe how inappropriate that is. Something needs to be done!


But why stop at breasfeeding women? There are boobs everywhere. Beware! If you thought the above photos were offensive, you WILL DEFINITELY be offended by the photos below.

Not this one, though. This one was in plain view on news stands and in mail boxes in 19 countries world wide!

Not this one, either. This one actually won an award!

Oh, and I guess this one is fine too. Everyone knows you can't sell jeans without someone being topless.

Or beer, for that matter.

Or sunglasses.

Or movie tickets.

Or CDs...

You know what? Maybe I'm crazy, but I think that someone mixed up some photos here. The first batch are offensive, but the second batch are just fine and dandy???

People who live in glass bras:


Shouldn't throw stones:


If you think women have the right to breastfeed their children no matter where they are, please repost this...comment vote it popular whatever . Support breastfed babies and their right to eat in public!

This was the number one post on CafeMOM today, posted by LilGirlLost and I got it from livewell

Please post it everywhere. It drives me nuts when mothers need to hide in baby rooms or bathrooms when there's a Victoria Secret in the same mall along with a number of other breasty billboards.

[livewell]

Aug. 1, 2009 at 9:29 PM

I voted it popular, and hope it makes it to number one! Mine has been seen close to 30 000 times!

[Maridel]

Aug. 1, 2009 at 10:07 PM

Ah I love it!! I'm definately reposting this EVERYWHERE!!

[go_romanovs]

Aug. 1, 2009 at 10:09 PM

Thank you! I voted yours popular too! :)) Thank you so much for this! It is so right up my valey!

(Original Poster)

[go_romanovs]

Aug. 1, 2009 at 10:10 PM

Maridel, please do! People need to see this!

(Original Poster)

[catholicmamamia]

Aug. 1, 2009 at 11:04 PM

Awesome.. I voted!!!!

[VintageWife]

Aug. 2, 2009 at 2:25 AM

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

I had a male nurse apologize to me at the ER when he realized I was breastfeeding.  I asked him why. I said 'Do you ever go to the mall?' He said of course. I said "Well you see a lot more breasts there than I am showing. (for that matter NONE of mine was showing)" He said he had never thought about that before. I hope I was able to help at least one person change their mind about women breastfeeding in public and how UN-embarrassing it is!!!

[go_romanovs]

Aug. 2, 2009 at 2:47 AM

and hopefully he won't be one of those dads who are against their wifes nursing in public. Husbands support is so important for successful breastfeeding!

(Original Poster)

[Leeshamak]

Aug. 2, 2009 at 8:34 AM

Finally! Someone "GETS" it! Hello?? Go to your local mall or a  water/amusement park or beach you will see more breasts than a breastfeeding mother actually feeding her child~ Doing what was intended for a woman's breasts to BEGIN with! Sheesh....

[PinkSodaPop]

Aug. 2, 2009 at 9:48 AM

Baby's have a right to eat in public like any other human being does.


Breasts are not the issue here.... Cultural change takes time, and each post like this ---educates more to the reality that breastfeeding is natural and normal.

GREAT POST! -

 

[sweet.p82]

Aug. 2, 2009 at 10:51 AM

I was at Pizza Hut the other day with my 10 year son. A family with three small boys, and one baby girl came into the resturant. after they ordered, the mother proceeded to nurse her baby at the table. The father, and her sons were oblivious to what she was doing. I applaud her actions, and used it as a teaching moment for my son.