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No, she should not let her baby starve, she should put its needs above her own and either choose a discrete location or stay at home!
Why should a mother stay at home other than because you want them to?
100% honest question.
Adults don't have to stay home. It is in no way unacceptable for them to stuff their face full of dead animal in public. Why is an infant not afforded the same luxury? An adult is much more able to wait to eat than an infant is, yet there are huge industries devoted to slaughtering animals in order to feed adults who aren't capable of timing their eating to coincide with being in a discrete location. In the Target closest to where I live there is both a Starbucks and a snackbar which sell food. What's the difference between an infant and an adult eating?
I don't actually expect you to answer these direct questions, but I pose them that others may see the faults in your argument.
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Last edited by Ibginnie; 12-30-2011 at 04:28 PM..
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From a practical perspective: No. Baby doesn't care either way.
Yeah, but couldn't we say the same about feeding your baby in a public restroom stall? I mean, it doesn't bother or harm the baby (just- just- just, no it doesn't!) and if we were to be honest about it, the baby might eat better with fewer distractions - both visual and auditory.
Yeah, but couldn't we say the same about feeding your baby in a public restroom stall? I mean, it doesn't bother or harm the baby (just- just- just, no it doesn't!) and if we were to be honest about it, the baby might eat better with fewer distractions - both visual and auditory.
Plus, the whole bonding thing there...
Are you SURE you don't want me to leave, vamos?
Don't be silly.
Do you eat in public restrooms with people pooping, farting, and peeing next to you?
I sure don't. I must admit that in my somewhat lengthy life on various continents and in various countries, I have not seen a single person sitting down for dinner or lunch inside a public restroom. Is Texas really THAT different?
Yeah, but couldn't we say the same about feeding your baby in a public restroom stall? I mean, it doesn't bother or harm the baby (just- just- just, no it doesn't!) and if we were to be honest about it, the baby might eat better with fewer distractions - both visual and auditory.
Plus, the whole bonding thing there...
Are you SURE you don't want me to leave, vamos?
Next time you are at the mall food court, take your tray into the bathroom, and tell us how much you enjoy eating your meal there!
Yeah, but couldn't we say the same about feeding your baby in a public restroom stall? I mean, it doesn't bother or harm the baby (just- just- just, no it doesn't!) and if we were to be honest about it, the baby might eat better with fewer distractions - both visual and auditory.
Plus, the whole bonding thing there...
Are you SURE you don't want me to leave, vamos?
Add my voice to the choir. Go eat in a public restroom next time you're out. Preferably a gas station RR.
Either way it's feeding a baby. Some people need to stop finding that annoying.
Breast milk is an amazing resource. The last thing we need to do is make it harder for women to use it.
Its not the feeding. Its the in-your-face self-righteous ego-inflating demonstration that's totally boorish.
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