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Stop the harassment of nursing moms and babies! 

So, she didnt want to nurse in the dressing room, she wanted to nurse out in the open.....??
While I think women should be able to feed their children, if there are certain designated areas, then go there. Whats the difference in sitting in the 'quiet corner' and sitting in a dressing room? Just seems absurd to me. People have nothing better to do than make a special trip to Target to feed their kids because she was asked to feed her child in a dressing room?? 

She copped a squat in the middle of a clothing section.

She was asked to move for the safety of herself and others. It would have been very easy for someone to run into her with a shopping cart. 

just another idiot trying to stir up controversy... 

I am all for the freedom of breastfeeding but if you have the option to do it in private than you should do it in private. If not than I understand but why make a spectacle of yourself? Why do you want everyone to see you breastfeed if they dont have to? 

Stop the harassment of nursing moms and babies! 



Sweet Jesus ...this is not harassment ... what if someone would have hit her/her child with a shopping cart ... you KNOW she would have filed a law suit ... I agree shes just trying to rock the boat ... plus how unsanitary is it that shes sitting on the floor in a high volume store 

This story is one-sided so I will base my opinion off the side speaking (we don't know what the target employees actually said). I feel like both parties were wrong. The employees in the way they approached the woman, and the woman for sitting on the floor (blocking an area which I am sure is very narrow). Not to mention the place was likely busy. I have seen nursing moms walk around the stores but I personally would of taken the changing room. It's clean, pretty quiet and has a chair and I wouldn't have to sit on the floor. 

Really sitting on the floor of a target. If I saw that I would have said something and I don't work there. This has nothing to do with breast feeding in public (at least for me). It's just stupid, it's dirty, in the way, not confy, and as others have said they could have gotten hit by a shopper.
When I am shopping I am not looking for people sitting on the floor feeding their kids. 

So, she didnt want to nurse in the dressing room, she wanted to nurse out in the open.....??


lol, if BFing moms have to go to the dressing rooms, bottle feeding moms should have to also. 

I'm sure she would have been asked to movie if she was bottle feeding as well. 

*move 

Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are not the same. Someone isn't going to sit on the floor in the middle of the isle to feed the baby a bottle, you aren't going to get creepers staring at you weirdly while bottle feeding. Your comment is idiotic. 

I'm sure she would have been asked to movie if she was bottle feeding as well. 



They told her to cover up and said she was going to get a 'ticket' for indecent exposure........... that is specific to breastfeeding.

And really? I'm 99% positive she sat OUT of the way and wasn't bothering anybody. 

Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are not the same. Someone isn't going to sit on the floor in the middle of the isle to feed the baby a bottle, you aren't going to get creepers staring at you weirdly while bottle feeding. Your comment is idiotic. 



Creepers staring at people 'weirdly'?? What exactly does that mean? When I breastfeed, nobody stares because you can't even tell. YOUR comment is idiotic. You are obviously severely uneducated on the subject.

Oh and I definitely stare at bottle feeders 'weirdly'. lolz. Especially the ones who have their babies in an infant carrier with the bottle propped. I'd so much rather see a mother taking the time to HOLD and FEED her baby, even if she has to sit on the floor! 

And she couldn't cover up? Put a blanket over the baby and her boob or something? 

And she couldn't cover up? Put a blanket over the baby and her boob or something? 




...did you even read it? She was covered up. And I never cover up. 

I'm reading what you wrote... the part where you said they told her to cover up. That leads me to believe she wasn't. 

She was covered up. 

I breastfed all three of my kids, and I don't understand why anyone in their right mind would want to sit on the floor of a department store and nurse their baby. 

I'm reading what you wrote... the part where you said they told her to cover up. That leads me to believe she wasn't. 



My bad, she was told to turn around and face the wall... 

I breastfed all three of my kids, and I don't understand why anyone in their right mind would want to sit on the floor of a department store and nurse their baby. 



I sat on the floor in a mall because we couldn't find a bench..... 

They basically told her to hide under the jean display. 

Why BF in public so offensive? I don't get it. 

I sat on the floor in a mall because we couldn't find a bench..... 



Sorry but that is SO disgusting ... its SO dirty... 

They basically told her to hide under the jean display. 


yep

Why BF in public so offensive? I don't get it. 



because it's not offensive! :) 

Why BF in public so offensive? I don't get it. 



I dont see any comment that said it was offensive ... 

I sat on the floor in a mall because we couldn't find a bench..... 



Sorry but that is SO disgusting ... its SO dirty... 

...but it ok and more sanitary to expect moms to BF in restrooms? 

So what is it then? 

I'm sorry but people can breastfeed but they also need to cover up and if they have the option to do it in private it should be done in private. When bottlefeeding you aren't exposing a boob for everyone around you to see. It may be natural and all but I don't think its appropriate. That's my opinion. 

Sorry but that is SO disgusting ... its SO dirty... 



It really wasn't dirty... I bet the benches are way more disgusting than a secluded area near the elevator.