Was It Wrong to Call Out Sister For Breastfeeding at Wedding?

A 34-year-old man’s sister recently gave birth and has been breastfeeding in public places ever since. When she breastfed during his wedding reception dinner, he kindly asked her why she didn’t bring formula or pumped breast milk instead. She responded that she was comfortable breastfeeding and that getting milk out on her own was more painful. He suggested she make a sacrifice and compromise for one day instead of doing it in front of 250 guests. The man’s wife and parents sided with his sister , leaving him as the only one with a problem. Is he really an a**hole for asking his sister to put breastfeeding on hold for a day? Let’s find out.

New parents bring their baby to the wedding, stirring debate over etiquette

Image credit: swimming-exchange448 | swimming-exchange448 — swimming-exchange448 | swimming-exchange448

She breastfeeds everywhere, so her sister’s reaction at the wedding was understandable.

A heated discussion over the norms of breastfeeding at a wedding

A disagreement about breastfeeding in a wedding setting

Family divided over controversial breastfeeding at wedding, with some calling out the brother as an a**hole for speaking out.

Should I have called out my sister for breastfeeding at a formal event?

Doing the right thing isn’t always easy

At a formal event, a man called out his sister for breastfeeding in public. He asked her to compromise for one night and find another solution, but his sister, his wife, and his parents thought he was an a**hole. Was he wrong for calling her out or was he in the right? Let’s take a look at the Reddit post and reactions to see if we can reach a conclusion.