no, they are not. it's a thing people like to believe in, but it's not actually true. toddlers are different sizes and shapes, just like adults. that kid seems really big for a 1-year-old (when I compare him to my son at least), but naturally no one should call him obese. fun fact: there was a study in which people were shown photos of toddlers and asked which one of them looks healthy and has a proper weight. almost all of participants pointed to a kid that was too fat, because we think that this mean health.

He looks like a pretty solid little kid for a one year old, but not fat, just kinda sizable. But I don't see why that should be an issue lol. And every five minutes? Who spends only 5 minutes at a museum? It's just a stupid comment imo.

You're wrong; that child is definitely a bit overweight. Maybe not "obese", but he's on the chubby side. As for the breastfeeding in public debate, use some common sense and common courtesy, especially when the child is a toddler.

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You literally cannot breastfeed a child into obesity. Breastmilk is nutritionally perfect, and the body will only use what it needs.

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I breastfed on demand and my kid is slender as a pixie. She's always been that way too. But always strong and healthy. It's genetics too. Renaissance paintings may've had a great deal of idealization too.

Models are allowed to walk naked in the streets, but as soon as a mother wants to breastfeed her kid(s), it's considered an outrage.

BS Vesna Brnić, so sick of people like you lying and saying it is formula feeders who are the problem. I formula fed and stand up for ANY breastfeeding mom I see being shamed. It is called being a decent human being. Every time I see a breastfeeding mom being shamed it is always by other breadsticks moms. "I fed this way you should be able to feed that way too" "I pumped you can too" instead of realizing not everyone feeds the same way. You wouldn't believe how many times I have been and seen other formula feeding moms being shamed as well. Anytime there is an article written in support of formula feeding moms breastfeeding moms never fail to swoop in and try to make formula feeding moms feel worthless THAT is when they feel attacked. Women who formula feed are shamed, women who pump are shamed and women who exclusively breastfeed are shamed. It is almost as if you have to feed a baby/child you are shamed. ALL of it needs to stop. You don't do it by blaming one side to uplift the other

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I had an emergency c-section because of liver failure, and never got any milk in, and I don't have any problem with breastfeeding moms... You're as bad as the breastfeeding shamers, you're a bottle shamer. Just like the f****r who said that non breastfeeding parents don't hold their kids while feeding them 'nasty plastic bottles of fake formula'. That "fake milk" has kept my child alive, thank you very much. Y'all need to grow the f**k up, pathetic.

Not always true. I breastfed my son for about a month cause I couldn't anymore because of anemia, from then on it was formula, but I've got no problem with it whatsoever.

Every time I breastfeed my baby there are exactly moms who didn't breastfeed that pop up with some crazy bs advice. "You should not breastfeed newborn so often. Take him every three hours. So what that he is crying?" "Are you sure your milk is strong enough?" "You should give him tea/juice/water, milk is not enough." Each time those were women who did not breastfeed their babies. I'm sick and tired of your lies how you stand for all women, while I see groups on internet where bottle feeding moms express their annoyance by week or month dedicated to breastfeeding education and promotion. Each time someone posts a shitpost about breastfeeding how it's damaging she gets tons of praise and likes. I even had to explain to a doctor what are benefits of breastfeeding, because she acted as there were none. Just because she didn't breastfeed. Many of whom I talked to feel threatened and express their insecurities in a form of disaproval of other people's acts.

YES!!!

I breastfed for two years but get that women sometimes can't or don't want to. I'm not sure why that's so complicated. At least there's alternatives in those cases. I'm glad those exist.

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You are damn right Benny.Women can cover themselves whilst breastfeeding but they rather show off and then turn int drama queens if u object

Have you noticed the apostrophes on the word "sharing"? She isn't sharing the boob, yes, but she is showing it publicly on her own discretion. I get that she is feeding, but doing so in public has it's implications. The breast, along with the nipple, will be visible for anyone around at one point or another, whether you like it, or not. The question is will you look at it, or not.

I call such people voyeurs. Yes, it's a public place but if you specificall stare at women who feeds a child that's voyeurism.

So what? What's so horrific in a breast? No one takes offense when on the beach women sunbath in toples.

i would consider them privates regardless of how many people have it. My opinion doesn't sway based on other people, nor do I enforce my opinions on others.