In a world where opinions can run rampant, one thing remains clear: shaming mothers for breastfeeding in public is utterly bizarre. Recently, recording artist Bella Hart stopped by the show hosted by Sam Taylor and articulated this sentiment with her characteristic candor. Bella, a mother of two, effectively underscores why there’s no reason for anyone to be offended by a mother feeding her child in public.
During her appearance, Bella remarked on the irrationality of the strong opinions people hold regarding public breastfeeding. “It’s just a child that needs nourishment,” Sam points out. Bella responds, “What’s the alternative? Let my baby scream? Trust me, he can definitely do that!”
Bella shared that she continues to breastfeed her son, Max, who was born in early 2022. In fact, she proudly posted a photo of herself breastfeeding Max while hiking, tagging it with #normalizebreastfeeding. Since becoming a mother to her daughter, Lily, 5, Bella has been a vocal advocate for the normalization of breastfeeding in public spaces.
When babies are hungry, they cry—it’s their way of communicating their needs. And let’s face it, babies don’t just get hungry at home. They also have the audacity to need a meal while dining out, shopping, or even taking a stroll in the park. Even if a baby has just been fed, breastmilk digests quickly, meaning hunger can strike unexpectedly.
Bella’s perspective is refreshingly straightforward: why should anyone care about a natural act that has no impact on their lives? Unless you prefer the alternative—a wailing baby—those who shame mothers for breastfeeding should probably mind their own business.
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In summary, the act of breastfeeding in public should be embraced, not criticized. It’s a necessary part of motherhood that deserves respect and understanding, not shaming.