Despite it being illegal to prevent a woman breastfeeding in public, many women still experience prejudice, feel embarrassed, judged and are publicly humiliated being told to cover up, do it in a toilet or worse yet, leave. Just this week the BBC reported that the Victoria and Albert Museum apologised after a mum said she was asked to “cover up” while breastfeeding on a visit to the museum. On a Twitter post, the woman stated she was “perplexed” by the request afterwards she posted images of naked female statues from…
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