More good news for breastfeeding mums tired of facing distaste and discrimination for wanting to breastfeed in public. Labour MP David Kidney is introducing a Bill to fight prejudice against public breastfeeding and increase support offered

in public.A similar law was passed in Scotland last year as part of the drive to encourage more women to breastfeed generally. Asking a woman to stop feeding in a public place (including restaurants and other such premises) is now liable to a £2500 fine

Once you've made the decision to breastfeed your baby, whether or not you feel able to breastfeed in public can make an enormous difference to your quality of life. Let's face it, it can be daunting enough as it is to get out and about with a new

Those are our starter ideas, I'm sure you've all got plenty more though, so let's have them! I breast fed in public, I did not care, my daughter was crying & hungry. Once I had to feed her in Macdonalds, these teenage girls started making comments

is pressing down on my public bone. just wondering if anyone has had this condition and has any tips, thanks.alix hi ali.i know exactly how you feel, i suffered really bad from it i could not even turn over in bed. i had to go to a physio, she did all kinds

Do you think there should be a law to protect women who want to breastfeed in public? Do you just get on with it anyway? Or do you think it's only fair to be more discreet. I think it should be a womans choice wether she breast feeds in public

Parents have been warned to avoid taking their babies on hot public transport during the heat wave. As temperatures soar to around 30˚C in some areas, experts are concerned they could cause babies and toddlers to become dehydrated or suffer from

Actress Selma Blair has hit out at people who complain about breastfeeding in public.Mum-of-one Selma has said she doesn’t care where she is; if son Arthur Saint, 8 months, needs feeding, she’s not going to waste any time.“The only time he cries

into the bedroom to feed in hiding, check out our top tips for breastfeeding in public.The MamascarfHere at ThinkBaby we love the new Mamascarf, a light, easy to use and flexible 'shawl' which not only allows you to get close and comfortable in order to breastfeed

An increasingly comercialised view of pregnancy is putting strain on mums and midwives, says the chief exec of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM).In a piece written for the BBC website, midwife Cathy Warwick warned that growing interest in celebrity pregnancies, the rise of buzz...