Just so we're clear, they tested milk she had pumped into a bottle, correct? Which is nasty and probably would contaminate the bottle.
New dad bias aside, has to be a better way for nursing mothers to go through airport security. Pulling them aside & testing milk is awful.
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Yes. Talking pumped milk. Not my wife. Watched a woman pulled out of my line.
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what airport is this? Because this never happened when I was nursing. The TSA was just like "it's cool," when I traveled
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All. I'm talking about pumped milk. Or even formula in a bottle. But seeing your pumped milk touched is not comfortable.
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Nope. Flying solo today. But I notice it more now. Women pulled aside to have pumped milk tested.
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My wife had a travel a lot for work after our son was born. She would get to airport over an hour earlier than normal to account for this
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We were really dedicated to breatfeeding, but we also both had to work FT. Only want to keep it up was for her to pump/store.
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and if you are nursing, (as I did) why do you have to carry bottles of breastmilk, anyway? I must be missing something.
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Baby wasn't with her, so she pumped milk to keep up supply, returning home w/ it; is how I understood this.
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