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Police officer who breastfed baby on duty in Argentina promoted... (Original Post) mysteryowl Aug 2018 OP
Very Well Deserved, Sergeant Ayala! CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2018 #1
There is a nice picture of her smiling with officials. mysteryowl Aug 2018 #2
I saw the photo! It was lovely. CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2018 #3
I would too. But I think it would depend on who her colleagues are. mysteryowl Aug 2018 #4
True dat! CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2018 #5
Not just the US. I was told by an officer in London. Duppers Aug 2018 #8
The do-gooders here would insist she be demoted. KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2018 #7
+1!!!! GeoWilliam750 Aug 2018 #9
Great find, Mysteryowl. sandensea Aug 2018 #6
It would be fine if you did. mysteryowl Aug 2018 #10

mysteryowl

(7,390 posts)
2. There is a nice picture of her smiling with officials.
Wed Aug 22, 2018, 01:58 PM
Aug 2018

I can't help but wonder if this happened in the US - might the officer have been fired?

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,627 posts)
3. I saw the photo! It was lovely.
Wed Aug 22, 2018, 02:02 PM
Aug 2018

I don't know what would have happened here.



I would hope that the officer would be praised for helping to save a young vulnerable life.

mysteryowl

(7,390 posts)
4. I would too. But I think it would depend on who her colleagues are.
Wed Aug 22, 2018, 02:06 PM
Aug 2018

Breast feeding of often shunned in the US.

Duppers

(28,123 posts)
8. Not just the US. I was told by an officer in London.
Wed Aug 22, 2018, 04:34 PM
Aug 2018

While waiting in a London train station breastfeeding my son while COVERED with a blanket, I was told by an officer that I could not do that in public and that I had to go to the restroom to breastfeed my baby!! That officer must have stared at me a little while to have even concluded that I was nursing. My son's feet were dangling from beneath the blanket.

It was late night and the stinky restroom was practically dark. I fumed. I was exhausted since we had just returned from France, a day-long trip by train from the Alsace region, and had to make another leg of the trip up to Cambridge to our flat.

I had never imagined that the English would've have been that damn prudish. I had never been told while nursing in public, always under a blanket, here in the States to get myself out-of-sight.

The French, of course, did not have a problem with my breastfeeding in public. Always covered, of course.

This happened in 1990.


KY_EnviroGuy

(14,491 posts)
7. The do-gooders here would insist she be demoted.
Wed Aug 22, 2018, 04:21 PM
Aug 2018

However, we're such an advanced society most have an iPhone and a Facebook account and we're soon getting a Space Force.

But, show a breast and off to the dungeon with you.......

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