Woman Confronted For “Breastfeeding Shaming” Someone Because Of The Age Of Her Child

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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Crop mother breastfeeding baby near father
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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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Jason Mustian

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