Next Time

It's been a couple of years, but I think I have finally figured out what I will say "next time."

I'm sorry, nursing in public is something I feel very strongly about.  I think the more we see women caring for their babies in public and doing so comfortably, the more women will feel comfortable making the decision to have babies and be mothers.

What do you think?  Is this respectful enough?  Does it get my point across that I think forcing a nursing mother to nurse elsewhere may contribute to our culture of intentional childlessness and abortion?   I truly want to be respectful of the hypothetical person asking me to leave, but I very firmly believe that welcoming mothers and children into everyday settings is important for these reasons.  I'm honestly interested in your opinions, so please share.

My Contribution to WBW

Since I didn't manage to write any of my own thoughts during "World Breastfeeding Week," even though I have many, I wanted to share this link:
 

SE7EN TIPS FOR NURSING IN PUBLIC

I agree wholeheartedly!

Ever Nursed a Toddler?

An adorable video:

What Else Are They For?

Nursing has been on my mind lately--wonder why?  ;)

50 Reasons for Breastfeeding, Anytime, Anywhere

Thanks to Michelle for the link!