The rise of the brelfie

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I totally believe in breastfeeding but I don't believe such a personal thing should be flaunted. I'm sure a lot of mums have a photo of breastfeeding their baby but I bet most of them refrained from posting those photos for everyone to see.

There is nothing wrong with this trend...if people are comfortable taking selfies then why is this any different?

This is a natural thing in life and I find if other people have a problem with it, maybe they should do some of the adjusting.

Indeed - each to their own.

Not for me.

can't believe that some girls think here that breastfeeding is some current fad! seriously? You are still suckling on a cow tits? Dairy consumers please shut up. This is normal, the problem of social media is that everything is public now. I_PHONES are a current fad, not breastfed babies!

totally natural thing to do! The weird part is when adults breastfeed on a cow! And when they try to get their children hooked for life on a cow tits! That is weird, just gross! Go dairy free please. But breastfeed your child. THAT is normal!

I fully support breastfeeding but I would not post pictures online. I guess the idea of this brelfie is to encourage women to breastfeed and for social media to stop taking offence at these pictures. I think it was Instagram that deleted breast feeding pictures after they got complaints but it was ok to post pics of half naked girls.

I'm not one to take selfies let alone brelfies! I think people love to overshare these days with social media.

Each to their own

Each to their own. Each to their own.

Breast feeding is natural and beautiful in a way as it embrace the motherhood and femininity. However, the brelfie is a bit too far, rather than embracing the beauty it makes it become a fashion

I think it's a great thing. It absolutely is normalising breastfeeding and isn't wrong at all. I have tons of photos of me breastfeeding my daughter as it is a moment I want to capture and hold onto and look back on forever. I have been known to post a photo of me feeding my daughter occasionally but breastfeeding is beautiful, why not share a photo of it and stop making breastfeeding such a taboo thing that shouldn't be seen? <3

Not for me.

Fine to take a photo, but to share it? It is so narcissistic - no one else wants to see these.

I think breastfeeding is a natural part of life. I'm not sure how I feel about 'brelfies'. It could be an extreme move in the right direction. It'll be an interesting topic to discuss with some of my friends that are, unlike myself, mothers.

selfie!

ok to snap not ok to share I think. strictly intimate for self only

I support breastfeeding 100% but not in this way. These people are forgetting that internet is accessible by anyone. Imagine the horror and embarrassment of your teenage boy finding a photo of him being breastfed by his mom on the internet!

I don't think it's necessary.

Good for them if that's what they want to share.

As a new mum, I felt self conscious breast feeding in public. I used to go into public loos as it was private and one of my favourite department store had a feeding room. I think it is beautiful and I missed it when it stopped. I think the brelfies are great as they demystify public breastfeeding, and make it less of a taboo. I would totally share on social media to tell other women it is OK to feed in public.

I wouldn't do it myself, a bit too private.

The most natural thing to do is feed your baby. The bonding it creates is amazing & to photograph this is beautiful. Partial Breast in a picture shows a bump of skin only. No nipple is exposed so what is the big deal. Live & let live.

Cringe

Breastfeeding is wonderful & I've got nothing against women doing it at all (especially in public), but I think posting photos of yourself breastfeeding your child to social media is a no-no in my book. That might sound old-fashioned, but I think there's a time & place for everything & this just seems inappropriate to me, not to mention you're rubbing it in the face of women who for whatever reason can't breastfeed.