Living in Darwin I used to walk around the shopping centre breastfeeding like all the Aboriginal girls.

I was getting dressed, baby cried, boobs shot milk straight out into hubby’s face as he was sitting on the bed.

6 month immunisation doctor told me to feed my bub to calm him down, baby latched then at the letdown came he unlatched and my milk starting streaming out over his head, husband starting recording

Squiring myself in the face when my infant delatched unexpectedly- luckily I was in the company of some good friends who like me saw the lighter side of it

I knew nothing about it!!! Talk about steep learning curve!! Mostly, I thought it was hilarious how far you can shoot these things!

Having a very noisy feeder whilst sitting in church and everyone falling silent, definitely one way to cause me embarrassment!

Unexpected experience when I was breastfeeding was being bitten whilst feeding.

Being a first time Mum and having twins, I was amazed at how I could feed both babies at the same time and funny enough, I would prefer feeding that way rather than one at a time!

I had a delivery at the door didn’t realise I still had my boob out. I was so embarrassed I couldn’t stop laughing and crying from my sleep deprived brain

the most unexpected experience I had was i thought the bub was getting all the basic nutrients albeit my energy the whole time she is latched on. Apparently, after a visit from the midwife, the bub has lost weight and starving as my milk had not come out yet….

Answering the door topless with baby in one arm expecting my mum but instead it was a very frazzled postman who did not know where to look.

Almost squirting milk on my lactation consultant.

The moment my baby unlatches during a letdown…. refer photo

I have a good flow on my right side, my bub decided dad was more interesting so he unlatched and looked at dad while my milk was still flowing, hit my husband straight in the face.

I thought I had the flu but I had mastitis and I passed out in emergency and my poor dad didn’t know what to do! Although since I passed out I go pushed to the front of the line haha!

When your child is breastfeeding and removes their mouth off and than milk just squirts everywhere in public!

It was when i was driving home with my baby in the car .he was so hungry and crying that I had to stop the car quickly and park near a construction site full of workers that were looking .
I took him out of the seat and started breastfeeding.it was embarrassing.

My unexpected experience was at a restaurant where we often went, when my 3 year old asked everyone near us if they wanted to see Mummy feeding her little sister whilst eating her lunch.

When I gave birth, I didn’t realise how much time breastfeeding takes so I would feed from one side and pump out the other side at the same time so we can leave the house sooner.

I’m a mum i have a 1 year old with a baby on the way. Owning a steriliser would be beneficial for me