I NEED A RESPONSE TO THE DISCUSSION BELOW.
PART I
It is beneficial for women in today's society to have such laws because it essentially helps ensure/protect the moms whom are breastfeeding their children. I am not a mother but I there are many babies within my family therefore I do know that it is extremely convenient for mothers to be able to breastfeed openly, so these laws are placed in order to provide mothers with consolation-to understand that she will not be dismissed from certain places. Additionally, these laws permit the mother whom are still breastfeeding to return to work and still pump if necessary. These specific laws are quite significant in terms of protecting the breastfeeding mother from any potential antagonistic behavior from other employers/managers. Despite the fact that these laws mirror a decent beginning on the subject of breastfeeding, there should still be some tweaking; for instance, it should not make any difference what number of representative's are inside the working environment. I completely support breastfeeding laws and think that its a dismal critique on society that we rebuff ladies who choose to breastfeed their children yet at the same time need to continue to work to appropriately provide for their child/children.
PART II
After reading "Breastfeeding During Military Deployment" I was amazed at Captain B's patience, steadiness and strength. It is crazy that she did not at least receive the full year/year and a half after conceiving her baby. It sort of hurt to hear how much of a struggle it was for her to only continue breastfeeding for her baby... This story alone demonstrates the penance administration/service individuals experience.
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Answer: For infants and newborn, breast feeding is most important because it contains all the nutrients which is needed by the infants for growth and development. The laws which permits mothers to breastfeed their babies is important. It provides platforms for the working mothers to indulge in their work while taking care of their babies. Society should favor this law and support to reduce the disparities. These laws not only help the women but also provides protection.
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