Breastfeeding toddlers in France/DLRP

[torsie24]

Hoping this is a non issue but I'd hate to commit a cultural faux pas.

DD only has milk once in the day now generally so probably not an issue. But if she's overexcited or tired she might ask at Disney, and to be honest if we're sat waiting for a show or something it's a way to keep her occupied.

In the UK I don't mind where she has it and I'm assuming France have a much healthier approach to possibly seeing a tiny bit of a breast but want to check I'm not going to get told to move by a CM etc?

 

[markpsych]

A few years ago now, but my youngest was practically raised in DLP and breast fed for several years....can't recall any issues whatsoever.

Found this thread which may also help to reassure you: http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/breast_and_bottle_feeding/a1487195-Breastfeeding-in-France-in-public

 

[Carrie_Cat]

No pb at all with it - French women rarely bf for long as bottle feed is prefered and encouraged/ they start solid food very early, but nobody finds it odd or out of place.