Breastfeeding can be a touchy subject, especially when it involves family. In this case, a mother is asked by her sister to breastfeed her baby, but declines and makes a comment that offends her sister. The situation escalates and the mother is accused of shaming her sister. But who is really in the wrong here? Is it okay to decline an offer to breastfeed someone else’s baby? Or was the mother’s comment too harsh? Read on to find out more about this dramatic family feud and decide for yourself who the real a**hole is.
Juggling two kids and breastfeeding- what would you do?

Sibling rivalry or a generous proposition?

Sibling or Sibling-in-law: Who should nurse the baby?

Sibling rivalry or generous offer? Let’s discuss extended breastfeeding.

Extended breastfeeding support network, or too much of a good thing?

Mom defends decision to wean baby at a year old

Cooperative parenting or partying?

No favoritism even among siblings for breastfeeding moms.

A mother’s struggle to balance social life and breastfeeding.

Sibling bond or parenting overstep? Sister offers to nurse baby.

Sibling support – a breastfeeding mom’s saving grace!

Considering sister’s offer to nurse my baby with her milk?

Considerations for formula feeding discussed, no hard feelings involved

Politely declining sister’s offer to nurse baby gets awkward.

User refuses sister’s offer to nurse baby, deems it creepy

Did declining sister’s nursing offer lead to a mommy war?

Family feud over breastfeeding, am I the a**hole?

Politely declining sister’s offer to nurse her baby

Debating the ethics of sisterly nursing.

Nursing dilemma causes family feud. AITA or not?

Sister won’t take no for an answer when offering to nurse

Breastfeeding dilemma: should she have accepted her sister’s offer?
Breastfeeding can be a contentious issue, and it’s even more complicated when it involves family. A woman with two young children declined her sister’s offer to nurse her baby, and things got awkward. The sisters and their friend group all breastfeed, and they often nurse each other’s children. When the younger sister joked about switching to formula so she could go out with friends, the older sister offered to take care of the baby. The younger sister’s reaction was to decline her offer, which her older sister found hurtful. The situation escalated when the younger sister made it clear that the idea of her sister nursing her child creeped her out. The older sister and her friends left the gathering, and now the younger sister is wondering if she was in the wrong. Was she too harsh in her refusal, or was her sister’s offer crossing a boundary? Read on for comments and reactions on this sensitive topic.
YTA for calling her creepy, just decline without name-calling

Debating the merits of accepting sister’s breastfeeding offer

Debating the ethics of wet nursing in different cultures

Don’t shame your sister for offering to be a wet nurse

Commenter receives backlash for calling sister’s offer ‘creepy’

Sisterly tensions rise over breastfeeding offer

Commenter called out for shaming sister’s breastfeeding choices. YTA.

OP called sister creepy for trying to help with breastfeeding. YTA

Sister suggests nursing OP’s baby, fight ensues. ESH.
♀️ ♂️

YTA for blowing up at sister in public over breastfeeding.

Breastfeeding debate sparks controversy and confusion among commenters.

Breastfeeding a 4-year-old: when is too old?

Commenter defends OP against assumptions made by a reply

Breastfeeding boundaries are important. Navigating family dynamics can be tough.

Setting boundaries with family

Respectful refusal of sister’s offer to breastfeed. NTA

Breastfeeding is a personal choice. Formula feeding is a-okay!

Facial reactions can be tricky but you’re NTA here

Respectful refusal of sister’s offer to nurse with clear boundaries
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Stand your ground! You’re NTA for refusing the offer.

Declining sister’s offer to breastfeed baby: NTA, conversation pushers ESH

NTA for refusing sister’s offer. Breastfeeding bond is for mom-baby.

Politeness goes a long way, YTA. ♀️

Feeling conflicted over sister’s offer to nurse baby – NTA

Sister overstepped boundaries, NTA for refusing nursing offer

Respectful boundary-setting. NTA

Respectful refusal of sister’s offer, NTA. Avoided health risks

Nightmare about mom breastfeeding leads to funny reply

Sister offers to nurse OP’s baby, OP declines, sister plays victim

Protecting baby from STI/STDs, refusing sister’s offer to nurse. ✅
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Mother refuses sister’s offer to nurse baby. Strong opinions ensue.

Op accused of being TA for calling sis creepy. Replies defend.

Is drinking cow milk less weird than human milk?
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Commenter defends OP, calls sister ‘nasty’ for offering to nurse.

Respectful disagreement led to unnecessary drama.

Breastfeeding boundaries discussed in comment section

A declined offer for breastfeeding leads to discomfort and suspicion

Respectful decline of sister’s offer to nurse baby. NTA

Sharing breastmilk is a complex issue. Trust is crucial.

Breastfeeding advocate says NTA for declining sister’s nurse offer

Setting boundaries is important. NTA for declining sister’s offer.

Commenter suggests OP was unnecessarily harsh and should apologize

Not the a**hole for refusing sister’s offer to nurse baby

Sibling drama over nursing. Pump milk in sippy cup.
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Choosing not to breastfeed, NTA for refusing sister’s offer

Polite refusal to sister’s offer, NTA in breastfeeding dilemma

Respectful refusal of sister’s offer to nurse her baby

Commenter questions why OP can’t go out while breastfeeding.

Breastfeeding someone else’s child, normal or weird?

YTA but not terrible. Apologize to your sister for being rude

Respectful decline turns into public shaming NTA
