Woman cautioned for breast feeding in public.... - Page 4 - SV650.org

23-11-05, 04:23 PM

Of course not!!! Everybody knows that breasts are there to be looked at and should not be used for anything else*.

* Other than things that cannot be mentioned on a U rated site!

23-11-05, 04:28 PM

I don't see a problem with it...

but I will say..

Lactating... yum.

23-11-05, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Grinch

Lactating... yum.

its been said once, and i shall say it again....

that is so wrong on many levels!

23-11-05, 04:42 PM

Yes and particularly as regards a "U" rating.

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23-11-05, 04:54 PM

Didnt know there was a law against breastfeeding in public?? And the copper shouldve stood up for the mum and told them so. IMO this is perfectly acceptable and normal - he was out of line to make the mum feel bad about it. Tis a shame she feels she cant do it in public again because of the incident.

23-11-05, 04:58 PM

I say if a woman has the nerve to do it & can put up with the kids (say under 30, pointing & sniggering) & the old blokes ( say over 30, letching) then good for her & go for it.
I don't think it was the fault of the policeman anyway, he was merely carrying out his duty in investigating a complaint.

23-11-05, 07:09 PM

It's interesting that the plod must have been there quite quickly, obviously more important than burglary or gbh etc. plus how come female plod weren't sent ?

Daryl.

24-11-05, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jonboy

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Originally Posted by Supervox

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Originally Posted by jonboy

Breast-feeding in public is fine IMO providing it's discreet and with respect to others.

Personally I think the police officer made a bit of a t*t of himself.

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Should this quote come with a bushy tail & voice-over saying "Boom-boom" ??

Yes sorry that was bad, I suppose I'll be getting a NIP in the post

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i am with johnboy on this, if it's done with respect to others around, then fine

Skip · 24-11-05, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by darylB

It's interesting that the plod must have been there quite quickly, obviously more important than burglary or gbh etc. plus how come female plod weren't sent ?

Daryl.

Its very interesting seeing as Watton Police Station was made "unmanned" over 5 years ago! The nearest Police Station is in Dereham which is a good 20 minutes away....

24-11-05, 08:46 AM

No problem to me.

My better half was breast feeding the little terror until she was 8 months old. It was always done discreetly and the first time was quite nerve racking for both of us as we didnt know what the reaction would be.

A babies gotta eat you know and it is considered to be far superior to formula milk. How can that be wrong? I'm sure everyone would want the best for their baby.

Expressing may be an option but some women find it uncomfortable, even painful. Then the baby may not accept a bottle.

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23-11-05, 04:23 PM	#31
Cronos Guest Posts: n/a	Of course not!!! Everybody knows that breasts are there to be looked at and should not be used for anything else. Other than things that cannot be mentioned on a U rated site!

23-11-05, 04:28 PM	#32
Grinch Guest Posts: n/a	I don't see a problem with it... but I will say.. Lactating... yum.

23-11-05, 04:42 PM	#34
jonboy Guest Posts: n/a	Yes and particularly as regards a "U" rating. .

23-11-05, 04:54 PM	#35
Demonz Guest Posts: n/a	Didnt know there was a law against breastfeeding in public?? And the copper shouldve stood up for the mum and told them so. IMO this is perfectly acceptable and normal - he was out of line to make the mum feel bad about it. Tis a shame she feels she cant do it in public again because of the incident.

23-11-05, 04:58 PM	#36
Foey Guest Posts: n/a	I say if a woman has the nerve to do it & can put up with the kids (say under 30, pointing & sniggering) & the old blokes ( say over 30, letching) then good for her & go for it. I don't think it was the fault of the policeman anyway, he was merely carrying out his duty in investigating a complaint.

23-11-05, 07:09 PM	#37
darylB Guest Posts: n/a	It's interesting that the plod must have been there quite quickly, obviously more important than burglary or gbh etc. plus how come female plod weren't sent ? Daryl.

24-11-05, 08:46 AM	#40
mysteryjimbo Guest Posts: n/a	No problem to me. My better half was breast feeding the little terror until she was 8 months old. It was always done discreetly and the first time was quite nerve racking for both of us as we didnt know what the reaction would be. A babies gotta eat you know and it is considered to be far superior to formula milk. How can that be wrong? I'm sure everyone would want the best for their baby. Expressing may be an option but some women find it uncomfortable, even painful. Then the baby may not accept a bottle.