Anonymous wrote:Who cares? Are you the same sort of b*tch who judges women for formula feeding? Why do you care?

Scientists think the natural age for weaning is between 2-7 years, btw. So 4 may not be common in the U.S., but it's within the realm of normal. Don't be so small-minded.

So, does mom show up during 2nd grade snack time and pop out a tit?

Who cares? Are you the same sort of b*tch who judges women for formula feeding? Why do you care?

Scientists think the natural age for weaning is between 2-7 years, btw. So 4 may not be common in the U.S., but it's within the realm of normal. Don't be so small-minded.

So you know the kid was 4? My dd is very tall and has always been mistaken for being much older that her actual age.

Anonymous wrote:Must you look at every person who is eating in the restaurant? Just look at your family and your food, god!

Does each of you wear a pair of Sensory Deprivator 5000? How do you not glance around the room? There are lots of things to be done in the world, many of them not suitable for a shared space for public eating. Like clipping your fingernails. Nursing a four year old. Suctioning out a tracheotomy hole (at least nursing is eating. I very nearly threw up when someone started doing this to their son, especially since he didn't seem distressed and they were five feet from a restroom.).

Excellent .gif, by the way, PP.

Anonymous wrote:Must you look at every person who is eating in the restaurant? Just look at your family and your food, god!

sounds like you've been at the wild tomato recently...

Anonymous wrote:Must you look at every person who is eating in the restaurant? Just look at your family and your food, god!

Ugh, shut it.

Anonymous wrote:Must you look at every person who is eating in the restaurant? Just look at your family and your food, god!

Nope, not everyone. Only the ones eating from boobs.

Since mom and child have likely bonded by now...and nutritional needs can probably all be met with other food and drink (perhaps even served by subject restaurant)...count me in the camp of I just don't get this!!

I would feel uncomfortable. As you describe, just sounds unnatural. Again, I'm would think that the menu offerings could have sufficed IMO.

Must you look at every person who is eating in the restaurant? Just look at your family and your food, god!

Eh. Really, I couldn't care less.

My neighbor nurses her very tall 3 year old and I have to admit it looks sooooo odd. I don't particularly find it disturbing, but since I was born and raised here, where it isn't common place, it makes me feel uncomfortable, even though I really really don't want it to.

Yikes. Glad I missed it.

Breastfeeding. Not feefing. Sorry.

Gross. I'm not going to judge what you do in your private life, but we don't need to see you lift your shirt and let your boy suckle your tit at the dinner table for the entire restaurant to see. Come on.