Since 2018, breastfeeding in public has been legal in all 50 states, but that doesn’t mean the commentary on it has stopped.
A Redditor noticed a mother breastfeeding a particularly older child in the park, and while it’s completely legal to breastfeed in public, her young daughter was asking questions about it.
This led to a confrontation with the breastfeeding mother, and it led to her being accused of “breastfeeding shaming” and now she wants to know if she was in the wrong.
Redditor u/plumbus_hun turned to r/AmITheAsshole to find out if she was wrong for “breastfeeding shaming” a woman after noticing how old the child was
Here is the full post about the “breastfeeding shaming” confrontation that occurred.
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What do people think? Overwhelmingly it seems they don’t think OP is not the a**hole, but here’s a sampling of the top responses:
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