You might try an anonymous query of your area's Child Protective Services organization. The father of a coworker of mine was a CPS case worker in my state, so I asked her to ask him about callers reporting on toddler and young child nursing. I was there in her office cubicle when she called him.
He said they would not respond to the report. They are interested in abuse and neglect, not in breastfeeding - even long term BFing.

Phyllis


---- Lynn <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
> I have been concerned about being "turned in," particularly because I 
> nursed my older child far longer than anyone I knew.  He weaned four 
> days before he turned 6.5 years old.  I do not admit this anywhere but 
> here, generally by telling inquirers that it is his business, not mine. 
>   They drop the subject, because they are not nosy enough to ask him 
> directly :) I quit nursing him in public at age 3.  I figured I could 
> quote the WHO and say I was nursing a two year old until then.  I have 
> just now stopped nursing my 3.5yo daughter in public.  In fact, 
> yesterday was the first time ever that we did not nurse at Mass, and 
> instead she chose to run up almost to the altar and make rude noises 
> during the homily.  Sigh.  It was such a useful parenting tool.
> 
> Now that I am homeschooling full-time, *and* extended nursing, I feel 
> like I need to fly under the radar as much as possible.  On a personal, 
> woman-to-woman level, I don't care, but nosy outsiders do worry me.
> 
> Lynn in MO
> 
 
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Phyllis Adamson, IBCLC, RLC
Glendale, AZ.
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