Alicia Silverstone chews her son's food for him

Gross.

Got milk? Target does! Readers share stories from the Target nurse-in

Only if she does it discreetly, under a blanket or nursing cover.

• earthgirl:: You have NO BUSINESS saying anything about respect! Oh, we are to respect the mom's right to breastfeed in public-- their floppy breasts exposed to the public-- yet they have NO respect for other shoppers? Yes, go ahead and do it, but have some respect for others and COVER UP those flo …

• Pednurse:: Not a dam person is saying that a mom shouldn't breastfeed her baby. BUT they are saying that the moms should respect others. If they are out in public-- and a store where people are shopping is public-- they should have the decency to toss a blanket or somesuch item over the show.

• Sazsha:: Guess you are one of those that doesn't respect others-- it is all for YOU and to heck with others. You can feed your brats as much as you want, but respect others when you do it. That is why they made baby blankets and throws.

• shut yer yap:: And a bunch of disrespectful broads don't have the right to infringe on the rights of others to enjoy shopping.

• Shawnna:: Where does it say that a mother can bare her boob and feed her baby out in public without covering up? Oh that is right-- you disrespectful broads think you have the rights to disrespect people who just might not want to see a bunch of broads with boobs.

• shut yer yap::: What ignorant masses? Oh, you would like it if stores put a bunch of half-naked nursing mothers in the window so people could see how nutritious a meal you are making for your child. You don't care about anybody but yourself, do you.

• warlock:: Good idea!!!!!

• Accipiter:: The picture showed one woman breastfeeding her child. The back of the kid's head was showing-- meaning NO BLANKET. I gather by posts here that breastfeeding in public with no cover is the common way of doing it-- showing NO RESPECT for others.

• Surviving:: A simple baby blanket would be cheaper and more portable.

• Serendiphany:: If someone is on the toilet, that person is in the correct place to do what is necessary. A woman can breastfeed her child-- that is necessary-- but she CAN respect the rights of others and not have her floppy boob showing.

• jellgo:: congratulations on the college degrees, and congratulations on the coming blessed event. You said the magic word, the one that the majority of females in here don't understand. The magic word you said was DISCREETLY.

• I read of a guy whose wife had a baby and soon after died. The father of the baby took time off from work, went to the hospital, held his baby to his bare chest and gave the baby a bottle. He bonded with his baby that way.

• Grace:: I lived in Germany for a few years. The men didn't care where they pissed, and I saw a pair of men's pants and a woman's dress draped over a bush. You can't tell me the couple was dirty dancing! I never saw signs of a couple screwing except in Germany.

• MichelleK:: Just don't look? Have you ever gone into a store without looking? I have to see where I am going-- especially if there are other people in the store. Don't be so ridiculous.

• chrmel::: It's a shame that some people don't have the decency to RESPECT other people. People want respect but aren't ones to respect others. It's all ME, ME, ME and what I want. People aren't as ignorant as you seem to be.

Are August babies destined to a life of disadvantage?

No

• I was an August baby. Back in those days there wasn't a kindergarten-- if so I never attended it. I was in 1st grade for 13 days-- my August birthday didn't hold me back. My August birthday didn't have a detrimental effect on my life.