Breastfeeding in public is a natural and normal part of parenting, but it can also be intimidating for some mothers. Although breastfeeding is the healthiest option for feeding your child, it's normal to experience some anxiety about doing so in front of others, especially if it's your first time. These suggestions will help you be ready, whether you're concerned about other people's emotions or really don't care what they think.

Breastfeeding with the right preparation and support, may relate mother to breastfeed successfully in public. Here are some tips to help make breastfeeding in public a positive experience:

  • Dress comfortably: Wear clothes that make it easy to breastfeed, such as shirts or blouses with easy access to the breasts. Consider using nursing bras or tank tops that provide easy access to the breasts.
  • Practice breastfeeding in front of a mirror: This can help you become more comfortable with the process and see what others may see.
  • Use a nursing cover: A nursing cover can provide privacy and help you feel more comfortable when breastfeeding in public.
  • Plan ahead: If possible, plan your outings around your baby's feeding schedule so you can breastfeed before leaving home or find a quiet, private place to nurse while out.
  • Know your rights: In many countries, laws protect a mother's right to breastfeed in public. Familiarize yourself with these laws and know that you have the right to breastfeed your baby wherever you are legally allowed to be.
  • Seek support: Join a breastfeeding support group or talk to other breastfeeding mothers to gain confidence and receive tips and advice.
    Remember that breastfeeding in public is a natural and healthy part of parenting. With the right preparation and support, you can breastfeed your baby wherever and whenever necessary with confidence and ease.

Remember that breastfeeding in public is a natural and healthy part of parenting. With the right preparation and support, you can breastfeed your baby wherever and whenever necessary with confidence and ease.

 

Knowing the right things to wear can make it： 

1. Learn a good latch

Bring your baby to you and make sure baby opens his/her mouth wide and latch on the areola.

2. Recognize baby’s hunger cues

Opening his mouth, sucking on hands and fingers, moving his head side to side, crying.

3. Breastfeeding discreetly with the ring sling

Ruing sling is easy to loosen and the tails provide a little coverage for your baby to enjoy the meal discreetly.

4. Put on nursing top:

A good nursing top makes breastfeeding outside discreet and convenient without taking off the top.

How to pick a nursing top?

- Comfy and Airy Material

- Discreet nursing opening

- Easy to use