The same thing happened to me. I put up the poster of babe asleep on mom's chest, face turned toward the breast, left arm wrapped around w/fingers touching the nipple, blissful smile of babe's face. Caption was to the effect of: "All I needed to know in life, I learned at my mother's breast". This was tacked on a board near the NICU.

Returned to work after hanging it. Poster was gone. Replaced poster.
Returned to work after rehanging it. Found 3"x5" white card scotch-taped over the breast/nipple. Removed the card by cutting the tape.
Whoever it was didn't do more to the poster. I left it up for a month before changing the board.
Some people, even in the nursing profession,  just have problems with exposed breasts.
Phyllis

> I am depressed today, however, because someone on the staff very rudely
> defaced a poster I put up this week that talked about how supplementing with
> even just one bottle of formula can affect a baby for quite a while.  I have
> been very happy with the progress the staff has been making and my
> relationship with them lately, so this was a blow.  My boss has made me wait
> until over the weekend to respond, which is probably a good idea, but I've
> gone from angry to depressed.  Oh well, two steps forward, one step back.
> 
>  
> 
> Melinda Lueck
> 
> Toledo, Ohio, USA  
> 
 
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Phyllis Adamson, IBCLC, RLC
Glendale, AZ.
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