Naked breast feeding moms

Camila Domonoske. This weekend, a breastfeeding museum visitor says she was told to cover up, which the museum says violates its own policies. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has apologized to a breastfeeding visitor who says she was told to cover up. The woman, who posts on Twitter as vaguechera, says she had "flashed a nanosecond of nipple" in the museum's courtyard when she was told to conceal her breasts.

No matter how many people speak up in favor of allowing breastfeeding in public, new moms continue to get shamed for it again and again. The latest incidence of this unfortunate trend took place in London this weekend, when a woman was asked to cover up while breastfeeding in the Victoria and Albert Museum courtyard—even though the famed art museum is full of paintings and statues of women baring their breasts. Am perplexed," Twitter user Vaguechera wrote on Saturday. She supplemented her tweet with several photos of the museum's nude sculptures—including a statue of a woman breastfeeding her child. The Twitter user and new mom continued to point out the irony of being shamed for breastfeeding in an art museum by tweeting a series of photos with tongue-in-cheek captions about exposed breasts. Vaguechera ended her mini-tweetstorm with one last group of photos of artfully exposed breasts, writing , "On the upside, I had a lovely day at Victoria and Albert exploring depictions of breasts thru the ages and making lovely mammaries.

Stay-at-home mum, Amy Hardcastle, has been breastfeeding her five-year-old son since he was born. She nurses her son while naked in the bath and says nursing an older child is easier as she can explain how to feed directly. After getting involved in support groups and a breastfeeding festival, she questioned why she should have to stop breastfeeding so soon. Breastfeeding makes complete sense since my body continues to produce milk to sustain and nourish my child.

C amie Manning was recently offered money to share intimate footage of herself breastfeeding on social media. Around the same time, Mikaela de la Myco, a mother in California, got an Instagram message asking to feature photos of her nursing her 2. Most of the people following the account and commenting on its content, including an image of a naked woman breastfeeding children in a shower, appear to be men. One of them, breastmilk.