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In a message dated 1/20/00 4:02:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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I can't wait for wal-mart to tell me to leave or go to
dressing room for nursing my child. In Texas they
can't do that. I would take them to court just for
wal-mart to get the publicty about their breastfeeding
unfriendliness.
rose >>
Sorry to say, Rose, but the wonderful Texas legislation certainly hasn't
stopped stores/businesses from trying. Two examples...we have a rather large
chain gym that kicks their breastfeeding moms out of the nursery and into the
bathroon for "THAT", and a VERY large phone company that refuses to allow its
employees to pump on their breaks. We're working, gently and kindly, to
change that. Ugh!
Kathy Parkes, RN, IBCLC
The Lactation Connection (TLC)
www.tlc4moms.com
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