Breastfeeding Makes Woman Feel Offended, Says Report

According to the revelations of a report, the breastfeeding fight over what and what not was adequate on-board commercial aircraft has begun afresh.

A woman had reported that she was not treated well by a flight attendant, who rudely asked her to cover up. Thus, the protests made the American Airlines their latest focus.

The woman stood at the dispute's centre. She told that she was last month on a flight, when a flight attendant passed her row and shook her head at her. Thereafter, she came back and asked her to cover her son with a blanket, whom she was breastfeeding, since kids were there on the flight.

On Wednesday, as many as 25 nursing mothers along with their children formed a group and protested the airlines at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

The report discovered that the offended woman was sitting beside the window, with her husband sitting in the middle. A 12-year-old not related to her was sitting in the aisle seat.

The airline replied to her that they just wanted that breast-feeding should be done with a sense of modesty and certain discretion.

"We apologize to the breastfeeding mother who was offered a blanket during a recent flight by a well-intentioned flight attendant. The intent was to make everyone on board comfortable", stated America while apologizing to the mother.


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