I pledge to support all breastfeeding mums in public. I firmly believe that women should be able to feed their baby when & where they want/need to. I have fed all three of my babies in public. I pledge to give all mums a warm smile & thumbs up in support of their public breastfeeding.
Pledged by: Nicole Hardgraves
10 July, 2016
Australia
I pledge to breastfeed my baby where and whenever she wants to.
Pledged by: kim sheppard
10 July, 2016
Australia
Proud to be an accredited Breastfeeding Friendly Workplace and a Breastfeeding Welcome Here venue
I pledge to look that proud bf mumma in the eye and smile…showing her she has nothing to be ashamed of. And to compliment her or her bubba when possible so maybe she feels like this really is the norm. And those wonderful patient mums of distracted bubs leaving mum exposed to watch the grumpy old lady walk by…to make a special effort for those mummas.
Pledged by: Kim Toohey
9 July, 2016
Australia
Proud believer in breastfeeding, my daughter just turned 2 and we still nurse!
Pledged by: Patience winder
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to always support women who wish to breastfeed and to help them as much as I can!
Pledged by: Sarah
10 July, 2016
United States
I was one of the lucky mums who found breastfeeding simple and easy. I now have 2 very healthy 15 year old and 13 year old sons. The 15 year old was born 8 weeks prematurely and being able to snuggle that little bundle to my boobs was amazing. I was always prepared to feed the boys – if need be defiantly – wherever I found myself and will always vocally support the right of all women to do the same. Workplaces cannot be allowed ever to discriminate against breastfeeding mums.
Pledged by: Sally Fryer
10 July, 2016
Australia
I pledge to breastfeed when my baby needs it no matter where I am. And if I see another breastfeeding mother, to show her the kindness, support, and respect most refuse to give to breastfeeding mothers.
Pledged by: Jasmine Fisher
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to always advocate for and support breastfeeding Mumma’s. Breastfeeding matters!! For our babies, for us and for our communities
Pledged by: Sara
10 July, 2016
Australia
Not only am I a big breastfeeding advocate, I’m the mother of 3 and a CLEC. Our society needs this type of movement. I have a dream that in our future breastfeeding is supported and welcomed and breastfeeding mothers are treated like the milky goddesses they are.
Pledged by: Laura Cooper
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to encourage other mothers to breastfeed, no matter their surroundings.
I pledge to continue to breastfeed my child and set the example, with confidence no matter my surroundings.
Pledged by: Jessica Barrera-Slycord
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to never feel ashamed to feed my baby in public. I’ll feed her as she needs no matter where we are. I’ll show my support to other breastfeeding mom’s with a simple smile or by asking if she could use a bottle of water. I’ll kill haters with kindness and not let anyone intimidate me while feeding my daughter. Keep on boobin!
Pledged by: Jenn
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to go up to a breastfeeding mom, if appropriate, and thank her for doing so in public! I will also give her one of “The Milk Meg’s” cards which also thanks her for breastfeeding in public!
Pledged by: Kathy
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge as a breastfeeding mom to give knowledge to those who think they know what’s best. At my employer I deal with people who criticize me and act as though they know what it means to breastfeed. I stand up for my right and I will continue to stand up for all breastfeeding moms.
Pledged by: lacy
10 July, 2016
United States
I pledge to support other breastfeeding mummies and mummies to be with kind words, a simple smile and sticky yummy flapjack!! I pledge to myself that I will stop feeling bad for liking or commenting on breastfeeding posts on social media for fearing upsetting others with my opinion and be confident in my decision to breastfeed our baby boy!
Pledged by: Jess Perry
10 July, 2016
United Kingdom
I was very nervous about breastfeeding in public until my daughter was about 9 months old when something just clicked in my head. I began to see it as a part of my duty as a breastfeeding parent to conquer my fears to help normalize breastfeeding for other parents and our community. I pledge to continue to do this so that in the future, other parents won’t struggle like I did.
Pledged by: Shannon
9 July, 2016
Australia
