Automated Translation:
Give me my right!

Has anyone come to visit you? Did you take her in front of him? That's why now she is not pumping milk, the baby looks like...' My malishwala aunty had concluded that my baby had suddenly stopped milking. Taking my baby in my arms, I was thinking... Who had come to visit Mala the previous day? In the presence of that person, do I lose her in the presence of that person" and if so, then as a result of an incident 'Gaj twenty-four hours later my baby is conscious.' Will not drink milk back?

The story of a year ago happened in front of millions of eyes just four to eight days ago.A photo of Manuela Diabilcha, a member of the Brazilian parliament, breastfeeding her baby in the hall was seen on Facebook. After seeing the backlash on that photo, I thought about it. Some saw the mother in the photo as a career woman feeding her baby to satisfy his hunger; While some saw only her breasts which were visible while breastfeeding.In any case, the representatives of the people in Brazil won the right to breastfeed their babies in public places or at work, for which they fought for a few years! By giving, movements in Brazil, Australia and some other countries have sprung up in the last few years and young babies can drink their milk even when the mother is out or at work. It will take many more years to reach this milestone in our country. A woman breastfeeding her baby in front of hundreds of people in the House of Representatives, in any office... imagine the reaction? That woman is shameless. Yes, is there a place to breastfeed? If that's all, then don't come to the office... and then attack the character of that woman at the end... that's not what a good woman would do! It is impossible for our Indian mentality to look at a lactating woman with open eyes and digest it with any kind of shame. In fact, we have made it impossible because of our hypocrisy. We who watch it on small and big screens; However, a mother who breastfeeds her baby in a public place cannot see it with clear eyes.(Member of the Brazilian Rajya Sabha Manuela Diavilla)

We do not directly pronounce the word breastfeeding or breastfeeding. Then it is far from discussing it openly in family or society. Even today we have no freedom, no ease in this regard. At home, a new mother used to sit in a corner or a closed room and breastfeed the baby, that too covering everything around the baby. At home, but in public,..? Not only in India; The situation is more or less the same all over the world. A friend who gave birth to a baby there said that even in advanced countries like America, there is not that much awareness and openness about breastfeeding in some parts. Except for a few mother care stores, public places like malls, shops, movie theaters, train stations are not comfortable for breastfeeding mothers in America either. A group of women in the US have come together to make breastfeeding easier in public and have started the Free the Nipple campaign in the interim..

In fact, breastfeeding is such a beautiful and easy natural activity; That he should not be such a brother. It is the right of every child to get breast milk for at least two years after birth. And the authority and responsibility to fulfill it rests with his mother. But in a society where the word breastfeeding is associated with the word breast only and only lengikteshou, how can we get clear eyes on this very natural process? We fail to realize that a natural physiological process like breast-feeding is only associated with laziness or laziness, which makes the nursing mother feel inferior.

'It would be very uncomfortable for me and my daughter if she took the stool while feeding, Shibai, don't we need to see her face in a clear light to pay attention to whether she is drinking properly or not, her nose is not being pressed?' asks Hemanti, the event organizer.

'Since my son was five-six months old, I have been traveling by train with him. She is also not local to Mumbai; Journey from Mumbai to Yavatmal.Many times I have breastfed him in front of everyone in train, party, hotel. But women's eyes are more than men's, I felt that feeding my baby was as important at that time and I was ready to give up shame for it,' says the mother of one-and-a-half-year-old Megh. Three years ago, the Maharashtra government had started 'Hirakni Kush' at every major ST stand for lactating mothers. But today, due to the apathy of the entire society and the government, only rats, gnats roam in these rooms or in some stations these rooms have been converted into godowns. We have 'baby change rooms' in big malls; But there are no facilities for breastfeeding in that place. If a woman breastfeeds her baby in the women's compartment in the train, how much do we as women support her?

The process of breastfeeding which creates a strong bond between the baby and the mother, has to leave the house for career, public shame and many such difficulties, let's say-misunderstanding, nowadays it seems undesirable at times. A new mother only needs positive encouragement from the society and family to breastfeed the baby for maximum duration. According to the National Family Health Survey, the rate of breastfeeding after birth is only 21 percent in rural India; Whereas in urban areas it is 29 percent. These statistics are thought-provoking, for sure. It is necessary to increase it and for that, the mothers of the baby should take it into their hearts without thinking about the crowd!

There are various campaigns around the world to stop breastfeeding in public..Various movements and these are some of them..