I like this idea. Anything that promotes breastfeeding is a good thing. I like having the privacy & there really is nothing worst then venues not even having a parents room or change room to breastfeed in!

I’d love it. I’ve bf all 3 of mine and currently with my 4 month old. I like the privacy because my little one pulls on and off to smile and move and I like privacy. But to each their own.

You just can’t please some people. People seem to find a reason to complain about things no matter what. If they weren’t available people would complain, now that they are there are some that have to get on their high horse and accuse them of have an oppressive purpose.

They’re not necessary, but gee they’d be a help for some people or situations.

I never really felt 100% comfortable feeding in public, so I definitely would have used one of these to feed my son. He also got easily distracted while feeding trying to see what was going on around him, so this would have helped in this area too. If you don’t want to use it – don’t! but let those who want to without making a bog deal out of it!

It’s no different then locking yourself in the feeding rooms at shopping centres.
I don’t have an issue with it. I would have used it more with my eldest 2 but wouldn’t really care when I was feeding my youngest (9 years difference between the youngest two)

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  • • Amanda Holland replied
    • 28 Feb 2019 , 8:00 am

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  I should also say that you don’t have to use them. No one’s forcing you to use them

Some woman don’t feel happy breastfeeding in public and for those this may be fine. But for others this would feel like a prison and be completely over the top. Personally I wouldn’t feel happy to lock myself and baby away. Breastfeeding is something natural and should be possible anywhere and (nearly) everywhere. The animals are a great example to us. Which animal hides away to feed her young ? The young finds mum and has a drink when it wants/need and till a certain age the mum accepts that.

Sometimes when feeding you just want a little peace and quiet and privacy so this would be useful, particularly in very busy places like airports and stations.

I think this is a great idea. I know breastfeeding Mums have the right to breastfeed in pubic, but some, myself included might like a bit of privacy. I breastfed my 1st until 21m and now have a 6month old. If I need to feed while out, I prefer privacy and the toilet is not a suitable option.

As one of the comments said, it’s a choice. I’d definitely have loved for these to be around when I had babies. If you are happy and comfortable feeding in public, more power to you. I honestly take my hat off to you. But as someone who isn’t comfortable in that situation one of these to hide it would have been fantastic!

I’d be great full for one of these pods at the airport. A nice quiet space for my easily distracted bub! I think it’s more about a comfortable space rather than locking away feeding mothers