I have see a 4 year old be breastfed.In the chair directly next to me
Without any covering.
While I have to make eye contact with this woman as she picks out her photos.
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4 comments:
In my former studio a local doctor who was a somewhat regular would clip her 9-10 year old son's toenails in the waiting area. There were toenail clippings scattered around the studio where babies occasionally crawl around. She seemed rather offended when studio staff ask that she gather up her toenail clippings and take them with her. What's wrong with people? Only at SPS do you hear of this kind of wierdo behavior- why is that?
Oh. My. God.
That's all I can say.
I thought it was bad enough when I've seen two year olds still on the breast, but I couldn't imagine a four year old, walking, talking, little person.... ew.
Not to "one up you", but i have been sitting next to a woman giving the whole sales presentation, when her 5 year old son walked up, pulls up her shirt, and goes to town. She never batted an eye. I also found it difficult to look her in the eye, mostly due to the partial blocked view of the sheer height of a 5 year old boy.
We had a customer that had 3 kids and for almost 5 years always had a kid attacted to her. It became such a common thing when she was there, she was totally comfortable with her whole shirt up. It bascally came down to when she booked her appointments or was comming in that day, we would say "on taps comming in"
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