Breastfeeding on a plane
In airports around the country, small groups gathered together to show their support for Emily Gillette, the mother who was forced off a Delta flight after she refused to cover up, while breastfeeding her baby.
What's your opinion? What is the appropriate way to breast feed in public? Should a woman have to cover up?
What's your opinion? What is the appropriate way to breast feed in public? Should a woman have to cover up?
posted by Dan at
6:12 PM
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When Justin Timberlake accidentally caused Janet Jackson's breast to pop out during the Super Bowl, Janet Jackson was persecuted and the network was fined. But, a woman pops her breast out on a plane in the name of feeding her child and the country stages sit-ins?! Unless I am mistaken, public nudity is still against the law. Go ahead and feed your child, but do my child and I have to see your breast?! Cover up!
Women should not have to cover up while nursing! As long as they are not exposing themselves, I think it is fine. I am a nursing mother and I know my daughter would never let me cover her with a blanket while nursing. I think people should get used to it! If we nursing mothers have to cover up while nursing then so should formula feeding mothers!
I don't think any woman should breastfeed in public. Why can't she express her milk before leaving home? Too lazy perhaps? But, more than that, whatever benefits are derived from breast milk have been achieved within the first couple of months. A YEAR old is not a "baby", but a "child" and should have been weaned long ago. I think the mom is enjoying this a little too much and is getting more out of it than the child ever did.
I do not think a breastfeeding mother should have to cover up while nursing! I am a nursing mother and my daughter would never let me put a blanket over her while nursing. If we breastfeeding mothers have to cover up while nursing, then so should formula feeding mothers! Breastfeeding is a natural thing and people should just get used to it already!
Nursing Moms should be supported in nursing their babies whenever and wherever their babies need feedings. This is not a sexual activity - those who consider it so need to examine their discomfort.
Why is it that some people are so concerned about a little skin showing when a mother breastfeeds her child, but not when another woman shows her cleavage with a low-cut top? Breasts are for breastfeeding!
Breasts are one part of our anatomy that serve a very important function in the life of a developing human. They are not decorations just for entertainment or selling magazines.If so many people have a problem with seeing breast tissue then why don't we hear more complaints about the use of "boob" shots to sell products!! Oh wait, your buying those products and enjoying the view...
Breast feeding is not against any law in any place. Breast feeding should not be confused with pole dancing, walking topless on a beach, having your fellow musician rip your top off, engaging in a sexual act with a lover, prostitution, flashing, or what ever "adults only" activity some of our puritan writers compare it to.
It was God's plan for females to feed their young. How can this be obsene? It's a beautiful sight. I'll bet half of those complaining were breastfed themselves!
Breastfeeding in public shouldn't be up for public opinion! As a mother of two I feel it is my right to breastfeed my child when where, and how I feel. If I had more positive support maybe I would of felt more comfortable breastfeeding in public.
Last time I checked, Breastfeeding mom's don't shake their breasts in public for others to look at (we have strip clubs and topless bars for that), they are exposing themselves for one purpose feeding a hungry child...and why are people staring at a breastfeeding mom in the first place? Breastfeeding is not "public nudity", and last time I checked Ohio had already passed laws to protect nursing mothers.
The way I understood the story, is that she was in the next to last row in the windows seat and next to her husband. The flight attendant asked her to cover up, did the flight attendent stare at her? or did someone else see and complain? what where they doing staring?? Why are people afraid of breastfeeding mothers? or is it that we still live in a ignorant prudish country still?
A woman who is breast feeding should cover up in public places. The public should not have to see her bare breast. Come on mothers use some discretion about it. They also should put an age limit on the child, say one year.
Moms have a right to nurse! Babies NEED to eat. Pumping a bottle is easier said than done. Consider the mom who gets engorged and in turn messed up her babies milk supply. How inconsiderate! The reprecussions for that can go on for days/weeks even! Besides most won't even allow a bottle to touch their lips. So starve them to make ADULTS more comfortable? Also on a personal note THE BENEFITS NEVER END!!! And a one year old is most definatly a baby!
I think mothers should cover up when in public. Even though breastfeeding is nothing to be ashamed of, society isn't used to mothers exposing their breast. I am an avid believer in breastfeeding and truly believe that it is a mother-child bonding tool.
Cover it up,I dont want too see your boobs.Feed where you want, but dont show it to me.
If a women is breast feeding in public she should cover up. Breast feeding is a private matter, everyone does not need to witness the joys of motherhood. If they want respect they should respect others. Some parents don't want to answer questions from their children when exposed to that situation. It should be when the parent decides its time.
I think it's discusting and I don't want to see some woman's breast exposed to feed her kid - COVER UP - IT'S NOT BEAUTIFUL!
I breastfed all four of my kids and even on airplanes at various times yet noone knew that is what I was doing. There are ways even without a large blanket over top of the baby to be modest and not offend anyone. People need to use common sense and stop trying to make a debate or issue out of their "rights". Moms especially need to set the precedent and teach our children manners and common sense.
If Mom's never breastfeed none of us would be here!!
I am proud to breastfeed my son! If people dont like it they should'nt look or stare!! It is natural!!!! Why did God give us breast??????????
Women should have to cover up while breastfeeding. I will soon be a nursing mother so please don't tell me that I don't understand. I know the benefits of breastfeeding and I agree with them however, the whole world does not need to see your breast! Just like the whole world does not need to see the amount of nudity or almost nudity that is exposed to us everywhere anymore. None of it is right. There are many options to breastfeeding in public. First, just cover up. Just because you are a woman feeding her child does not give us the right to just "whip it out" anywhere and anytime we feel like it. It is repulsive to other people, including myself...I don't want to see other women's breasts. Secondly, you can go to a private area...a bathroom (like on the Delta flight), or a dressing room if you're in a store. I don't condone lying but don't tell the store workers what you're going to do because some won't allow it. Just grab something you are going to "try on" and go to the dressing room but instead feed your child. Third, express your milk before you leave your home. It's so easy to do now that there's no excuse not to. I'm not saying to not feed our children in public but use discretion. I'm tired of women using the women's lib card for everything...that doesn't give us the right to do whatever we want. We are all human beings and everyone deserves to go places and not be subjected to nursing. If a man whipped out his private area in the name of teaching his son how to use the restroom in public would that be okay? I can just picture it...yuck...I don't think that would be accepted anywhere. Just because it's natural doesn't give us the right be vulgar. I don't think that our child would like it anymore than everyone else if they were old enough to know what was going on. Please be discreet when nursing but don't give up your right to do it. Just cover it up somehow or go to a private place...I know I will.
Of course a woman should cover up while nursing. Discretion is simple common sense and courtesy. I've nursed my children on airplanes and other public places and never had an incident, but then again I've never 'whipped it out' for all to see. I'm so tired of these righteous types who feel the need to create a scene and throw their weight around wherever they go. What happened to manners?
How sad that females today think it's their right to expose their breasts and their offspring suckling on them in public no matter who it happens to offend. Too bad today's nursing mothers weren't around a generation ago when women had some concept of decency and morality. All their children managed to survive on a bottle or they retired to a lady's room. Stop being so lazy and EXPRESS before leaving home. You have rights; well, so do we. Act like you deserve to be a mother -use your head, not your breasts.
Breast feeding is a natural way to feed one's baby and sould be allowed in public However I feel that one should cover up while brreast feeding. A receiving blanket works well . One can also purchase or make a nice blanket to be used specifically for breat feeding and give it as a shower gift if they know that the mom plans to breast feed. Breast feed your babies ladies but COVER UP
GOSH PEOPLE!!
ARE U GOING TO COVER YOU'R HEAD IN A BLANKET WHEN YOU'R EATTING OR GO IN A PUBILC BATHROOM AND SIT ON A NASTY TOILET TO EAT!!!IT'S A NATURIAL THING!
Frankly, I find it disconcerting that people seem to
have no problem trundling their infants around in an
airplane. I don't believe it to be healthy for the child
as they are being subjected to recycled air... a
potentially unhealthy environment for a baby. Any
benefits derived from breastfeeding are being under-
mined by this. Perhaps the airlines should provide a "clean" room for nursing mothers. And while nursing
is natural, so are other bodily functions... some of
which we would all agree should be performed in
private.
I breastfed both my children. My daughter-in-law breastfed both her children. Out of consideration for others, I never breastfed in public. She did, but she always covered up. If the baby is used to it, the baby doesn't mind. Yes, breastfeeding is a natural function, but so are many other things we do with out bodies - none of which I particularly want to see in public.
GOD BLESS GERALD LEVERTS FAMILY.MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU.CHERYL LEE WRIGHT OF SAINT JOSEPH,MO.
I breastfed my son, and I think it is very important to do so. However, I agree that you can do it and be discreet about it at the same time. I personally didn't want anyone else to see my breast while I was feeding him so I always had a receiving blanket with me that I used to cover up with. Mothers that need to breastfeed their babies while on an airplane should be allowed to do so. Those people complaining about that would complain even louder over a crying baby. Come on people, its not porn, it is a simple normal act of caring for your baby. Grow up!
Ok. So feeding your child is now obscene in America? But the trendy little hip-hugger jeans that expose the disgusting crack on little girls that are being raised to dress like street walkers is OK? It's alright to see plenty of cleavage, and rear cracks, tatoos that point to the human sewer, halter-tops and belly tops. It's OK to get breast implants to enhance your figure and render your breasts useless to their biological purpose, but not OK to use them for their real biological purpose? Get real people. Not everyhing in life revolves around sex.
I think the whole issue is where to draw the line (since one is obviously being drawn.) Hey, hot 18-year-old chick, you bent over and the top of your thong hung out of your jeans exposing the tip of your crack. Get off the plane! Dude, I'm offended by that hairy chest exposed by the top two buttons of your shirt being undone. Booted! Hey hillbilly with the offensive language- there are other words in the Websters other than the ones that make up your vocabulary. See ya! Let's be real here, people- there's no pleasing everyone. Bottom line, feed the baby- or toddler, whatever you want to call the child. Clean room for nursing moms on planes- great idea.
Women should cover up and have consideration to others around them.
They do make breast pumps and if you use one from the beginning, then the baby would be used to a bottle.
In response to formula feeding mothers having to cover up when nursing, let get real, they are using a bottle not whipping out their breasts.
Also, if you are breast feeding in public, then expect to hear public opinion.
Come on ladies, show a little class.
She WAS covered up. SHE wasn't asked to cover up. She was asked to cover her BABY up. I now have a 2.5 year old, and can tell you nothing is worse than traveling with a one-year old with travel delays. The baby is cranky, the mom is cranky. Even if you brought extra food, it is all out and there is no way to get more. Thank goodness for the one food source that is always there. It doubles as protection to the little ones ear pressure if you nurse during take-off - as she was attempting to do. Perhaps everyone would have been less offended with a screaming kid with ear pain the entire ride? Hard to get that tired child to nurse if you smother it with a blanket - as she was asked to do. I so hated nursing on planes. It is so nice when everyone just leaves you alone, lets you do it, and within minutes you have a sweet sleeping baby. Not screaming, not making a fuss. Everyone is happy. I just don't know why someone would want to make it so much harder - delaying already delayed passengers even more. Bringing attention to something that was private and invisable to everyone but the flight attendant.
I breastfed both of my children for a full year. I would first like to say that the people who are calling mother's lazy for not expressing their milk do not understand what breastfeeding is about. A child that is breastfed has a mother that is far from lazy. It is a HUGE commitment. The child is totally dependent on you, no matter what you are doing at the time the child is hungry. You have to drop everything and feed the child. A breastfed child a lot of times won't take a bottle, especially from it's mother. Secondly, I breastfed both of my children in public and never once had a problem. You have to use common sense and be discreet. You do NOT have to cover your child with a blanket though to be discreet.
My name is Erin Robinson-Contino and I am a breasfeeding mom.I respect her decision to breastfeed whenever and wherever she chooses to do so.I choose to cover up when I am feeding my daughter, but I have many people including other moms give me dirty looks when I am breastfeeding in public covered up and you can't see anything! I think that flight attendant should apologize for not only kicking a mother obviously traveling with a baby off a plane, but for caring more about an someone's opinion than the welfare of a small child.She obviously felt breasts were a national security risk, I wonder how she feels now? We have just as many rights as any other mom and feeding your child this way is the "natural" way.I am ashamed at the way breastfeeding moms are treated for breastfeeding their children, I am NOT lazy and I pump EVERY day, even when I am sore and I work.If some women choose not to breastfeed, that is YOUR choice, but do NOT put me or any other women down for our choices, last time I checked, breast is best!
I TRUELY BELEAVE THAT IF THIS WAS A CHILD NEEDING FEED THEN THERE WAS NO ISSUE THE BREAST BEING COMPLETELY EXPOSED DO WE EVEN KNOW THIS HAPPENED.MYSELF AS A WOMEN THE BREAST,THEY DO NOTHING FOR ME BUT FEED A CHILD.I THINK THE PERSON WHO DOES HAVE A PROBLEM WITH A CHILD,,MIND YOU A CHILD NEEDING FEED ANY WERE AT ANY TIME...HAS THE BIGGER ISSUE.LOOK AT YOURSELF WOULD YOU HAVE A PROBLEM IF A CHILD WAS HUNGRY.
THIS A CHILD THAT WAS HUNGRY BOTTOM LINE NOT HER SHOWING HER BREAST.IF MY CHILD WAS HUNGRY AND I WAS AT A AIRPORT FOR HOURS I WOULD FEED HIM OR HER WHEN THEY NEEDED IT.REMEMBER WHO MAKES THIS A BIGGER DEAL AND SEXUAL IS THE ONLY PERSON WHO HAS A PROBLEM..A CHILD WHO IS HUNGRY THAT IS THE ONLY THING THAT WAS GOING ON A NATURAL THING REMEMBER OUR ANCESTERS DID THIS THEY HAD THERE BIGGER ISSUES AND HAD MORE MORALS THEN WE DO THESE DAYS.
I haven't seen breastfeeding tops at any of the department stores (Target, Walmart, Kohl's, Kmart ...) in a long time. How are women supposed to cover up if! they even wanted to???
It is the best thing a mother can do for her baby...and why is it such a taboo in this country??? Other countries nurse their babies up to three years...I love the comment about putting an age limit on breast feeding...probably from the mother who's child was on a bottle and pacifier until he/she was 6.
to me a woman breast feeding her baby is doing a very natural thing.anybody that thinks its unnatural. most women i seen do it because if they have to wait very long it is like a man that gets a full bladder and can't hold it accidents happen.
I think women should have to go into the womens restroom or family restroom. I think children shouldnt have to see a mother nursing in public. Its one thing to do at home in front of your own child but covering up or not covering up a child should not have to witness it. They made restrooms for these kind of situations
Everyone says go somewhere private but I would like to inform you of a private incounter. At our local mall we have a family lounge for feeding,changing,either sex restrooms ,etc very nice. I would love to inform you that I used the area with my sons 18 mos and newborn. The older one sat in his stroller and I prepared to feed the baby. As I unhooked my bra to latch him on a man approched me and "admired" me.Soon after he actually offered to pay me money for my breastfeeding services to HIM. I am sorry but I highly doubt if I would have chose the crowded food court I would have ever been bothered with so many people around. And at that very moment i would have gladly had anyone around.I was more alone and scared than you could ever imagine and want people to consider this themselves when making that choice to "leave the room".
That said, descreet is definatly on the top of my list. i nurse now in my sling everywhere. Grocery shopping,clothes shopping,school concerts,dinner and must admit no one has EVER said one thing.Or even noticed that I am aware of.
I think breastfeeding should be something all kids should know about. you are worried about YOU explaining something to YOUR children. Well if you have them you know they visit other places. Others explaining it to them on a visit to their house isn't exactly what they want to do either. Trust me probably most of my daughters friends got information their families should have provided long before now on visits to my residence. So just goes to show you "public" is not the only place you could run into this.
Women should be able to nurse whenever it's necessary without any hassle. Anyone who responds the way the flight attendant did is ignorant, rude & totally insensitive. Get with it America, many cultures around the world don't have a problem with this. It's the healthiest food a baby can possibly have,as well as emotionally rewarding for mom & baby. What do you think people did before they invented formulas anyway? What we should focus on is all the young women strutting around with their underwear showing because their hipsters are too tight & too low, & let's go around covering up all the women with their boobs bulging out of lowcut tops, etc. They are the ones who need to learn what it means to dress with discretion, modesty & good taste.
Cover up and feed the baby. Simple like that.
I've breastfed my 14 month old son in public and on airplanes numerous times and never had problems. Personally I'm not offended at all by watching a mother breastfeeding her child, although when I do it I do it discreetly. Those who say that a mother should express her milk don't know what they're talking about, it's nothing to do with being lazy. A mother has a right to feed her baby and those who are offended should lighten up, life's to short to worry about mom's breasts.
In my humble opinion , I believe women no doubt have the right to breast feed at their discretion, however be discreet or cover up just because it is a natural act doesnt mean it is acceptable in public. Sex is a natural act and is not usually performed in public some things need to be handeled discreetly.
I think that the pig who thinks that a mother breastfeeds her child is "enjoying" it is an idiot. He or she should check his or her facts. Most experts including my doctor, recommend breastfeeding until a BABY is at least 1 year old. There are multiple benefits to mother and child.
It is absolutely asinine to expect a baby to have to wait to eat or worse yet, eat in a bathroom. Would you eat in a public bathroom?
If you don't want to see women nourishing their children in public, don't look!
And for the idiot who thinks that there should be an age limit on how long a woman should be able to breastfeed, it's really none of you business.
Anyway, what is the big deal. We see men's nipples all of the time. It's just a boob. It's time to grow up people!
Another response to "In response to formula feeding mothers having to cover up when nursing, let get real, they are using a bottle not whipping out their breasts."
Oh, but the baby is still sucking on a nipple, so technically it should still obviously be covered up now, right?
To the post about women having to nurse in the bathroom - how about you go and eat in a stinky, filthy public restroom for your next meal? Yummy thought, isn't it? You want a poor breastfeeding mother to sit in there and feed her child? Are you serious?
I think children should see more mothers nursing, perhaps they wouldn't grow up to think that breasts are just used for sexual purposes! Breasts were made for that purpose and that purpose only! People really need to get over it! How many times have you seen teenagers hanging out wearing skimpy tops that show most of their breasts, and tight jeans where you can see just about everything? I'm sure it doesn't bother you, right? Well, neither should a breastfeeding mother. Atleast we are serving a purpose - feeding our children!
As a woman and a mother, I feel it is not necessary to breast feed a child uncovered. What is the point of doing so...because you can? I feel it is rude and indecent to do so. The airline ask that she cover up, not stop feeding. A breast is still a breast and clearly a woman knows that, especially the ones who are decent enough to cover up while feeding.
When I nurse in a public place, my four month old is usually crying loudly. I find that her cries are more of an annoyance than her eating! In fact it is often humorous trying to find a comfy place to nurse if we are out--and I refuse to use a bath room stall--would you want to eat in there? Now inuendo aside I have a four year old who our allergist insists if I had nursed her thruogh the end of her first year she would not be "allergic" to so much! I don't know how much breast tissue is being exposed that we have to get offended, sometime by little one lets me flash my nipple and I hate it when it does happen, I made this choice and am free to nurse! Thanks to God my milk is so cheap, and lets me be so lazy!
I have more time to devote to my other children because I'm not stressed out trying to prepare bottles all the time!
Now that the smokers have been beat down, we might as well pick on the nursing mothers. Studies have shown that second hand nursing might disrupt an extremely important, loud cell phone conversation. If I had my way, everyone on the flight would have deplaned to support her.
Yes, you have to cover up; I can't think of one really good reason why any woman wouldn't want to cover it up, and it's not like it's difficult. I think "exposees" just like the controversy and to be spiteful and self righteous.
Would ya' take off everything down below and run perhaps even just walk through an airport?
A public toilet is not a hygenic or comfortable place and I think that I would find my breastfeeding letdown reflex hindered by trying to feed in such a disgusting place.
I have great admiration for women who express regularly for the effort and dedication that goes into that, but it is not always easy or possible, it is time consuming and it is second best in health benefits to direct breastfeeding, according to the WHO. It is too big an ask to suggest pumping and carrying breastmilk, ensuring hygene and sufficient quantity and risking nipple confusion, just for the benefit of sensitive eyes.
Difficulties establishing breastfeeding including sore nipples and mastitis are much more common when women have not seen many examples of breastfeeding growing up, so unashamed public breastfeeding may have benefits.
Science is finding more and more about the health risks of artificial feeding all the time, and there is good scientific reason to believe that more babies being breastfed and breastfeeding duration lengthening would have a massive public health benefit (including real dollar advantages to taxpayers and health fund contributors).
An attitude of "we will tolerate you breastfeeding as long as you do it under cover or in bathrooms or pumping before leaving the house and as long as you don't continue too long or we will start to make snide assumptions about dirty motives" is not the culture that will help women to establish and continue breastfeeding, with the vast and low cost benefits that would flow from that.
With all respect to families making different choices (the majority of parents take their responsibilities
as parents very seriously and all families have different situations, values and priorities), I have good reason to hope that long term breastfeeding as part of a responsive and available parenting style also has mental health advantages that if more commonly practiced would go some way towards reducing many of the ills of society.
Parents do good work for long hours with generally no or little financial reward for it. Let us respect their role and be very careful before putting more jobs and difficulties on their plates.
I nursed both of my children and was actually kicked out of our local library for nursing my son while I waited for my daughter who was 3 and at story hour. And, I was covered at the time to boot! While I agree women should be allowed to nurse in public there are ways you can do it discretely without totally covering your child. A pull up shirt can be up just above the nipple so that not the entire breast is showing. And if it is a button up shirt, you can put a small cloth over your shoulder so it drapes across the top of your breast and the child still has access. Its only the U.S. that has this hang up with the breast .. foreign countries you see women with their shirts OFF and children nursing -- in busy malls and its not a big deal!
Is this brouhaha simple selective prudishness, or guilt over the fact that their own family doesn’t breastfeed? If you go through a grocery-store check out, you’ll see more breast on magazine covers than most nursing mothers display. All the research tells us that breastfeeding is the best way of feeding babies and young children; it is best for the baby’s physical, mental and emotional health and it is best for the mom’s health. Check out the American Academy of Pediatrics! Human milk remains the ultimate natural renewable resource and perhaps the most overlooked way of helping to create a healthier planet. Human milk requires no resources for packaging, shipping or disposal. The production and disposal of artificial baby milk products add to our environmental problems by consuming energy and producing waste. Grow up, people. Stop sexualizing this wonderful blessing.
Yes, please cover up. What is so hard about draping a blanket over your exposed breast? I suppose if a man was learing at her, she would be outraged. Bottom line, I don't need to see that. Should men be able to urinate in full view of everyone on the side of a building ? It is a "natural acr" after all. What's next?
I am a nursing mother and wholeheartedly believe every woman has the right to breastfeed in public. I try to cover myself up as much as possible, but will certainly breastfeed when my child needs to be fed.
I would also like to clarify that "laziness" (quoting another poster) is NOT a reason women do not express milk ahead of time to feed a child. Often a mother cannot afford a good breastpump, or pumping simply does not efficiently express milk (as is the case with me). My infant will also not take a bottle so expressing milk isn't an option.
Please understand that women who breastfeed are simply doing what is best for their child.
Breastfeeding is not public nudity. In every country in the world except the puritanistic USA it is a normal part of child rearing. The age of her child is irrelavant. The World Health Organization & Canadian Pediatrics recommends breastfeeding for at least 24 months and longer. This mother was being discrete and keeping her child calm & settled in their seats. I applaude her. The flight attendant needs stress therapy. The authors of negative comments calling her lazy need something more.
As I understand it this woman was covered up. Her shirt was covering her breast. To put a blanket over her baby would not only aggrevate the baby, it would draw attention to the situation.
And the benefits of breastfeeding are cumlative. Two months certainly does not give the baby/child all of the benefits. Any amount of breastfeeding is good, but increased IQ and fewer illnesses results more from months, or years of breastfeeding, than from weeks.
Pumping before one leaves home removes one of the nicest benefits of breastfeeding--the easy portability of breastfed babies.
Babies were meant to be breastfed for 2+ years. Read http://www.kathydettwyler.org/dethowlong.htm
I don't know what the big deal is. most women today dress so that most of their breasts show anyway. and they look slutty.
....thay should cover up just as they should do when they dress.
Breasts are for feeding a baby. What this lady did was natural. Some women that breastfeeds doesn't cover up their child during feeding due to the child getting overheated when covered in a blanket. And as far as using a pump and pump before hand. Some children likes their breast milk straight from the tap and won't take a bottle no matter what. I think more Parents should be teaching their child the correct reason why breasts were made. And to those making comments about children should be weaned before a year of age, then maybe they need to learn more about breastfeeding and breastmilk because it shows the knowledge is lacking.
she was discreet, in the back of the plane and partially blocked by her husband sitting next to her. So yes, it was appropriate. Her shirt is enough of a cover.
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