Some opt to hide away in baby rooms when feeding their child, while others have reported accidentally flashing that little bit too much when nursing their child in a cafe.
However, with celebrity advocates including Pink, Miranda Kerr and Gwen Stefani championing breastfeeding in public, the stigma surrounding this is thankfully fading.
According to Emma Downie, owner and director of gorge breastfeeding and maternity fashion brand Milk & Mummy, following a few simple tips will ensure breastfeeding your baby anywhere you are isn't stressful.
"Get yourself fitted for some good quality nursing bras, if possible a few weeks before your due date, as you will get bigger closer to the birth," Emma advises.
"They will give you good shape and be comfortable too. Bear in mind you will probably have to wash them frequently so buy them in materials that wash and dry quickly."
Emma also recommends that nursing mums think about how they are going to feed in their clothes before leaving the house, regardless or not of whether they are nursing garments.
"This might sound obvious but I know a few mums who got caught short out and about and had to find a changing room to feed in as they had to remove their entire dress to get to their baby to feed," she said.
With this point in mind, Emma recommends that nursing mums consider investing in a few breastfeeding clothes to make life simpler.
"It doesn't have to be many items; just one fabulous everyday dress and a couple of flattering tops can make a huge difference," she said.
"They might seem expensive at first, but when you consider how intensively you will wear them when you are breastfeeding, the cost per wear is actually quite reasonable."
To help you we've put together a gallery of breast feeding tops from the budget to the more pricey that will suit any breastfeeding mum.
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| Valerie navy/cream stripe top, £45, Milk & Mummy |
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| Blooming Marvellous Stripe Nursing Top, £24, Mothercare |
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| Tie Front Breastfeeding Top, £29, Jojo Maman Bebe |
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| MAMA 2-pack nursing tops £19.99, H&M |
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| Waterfall top, £99, Peaks of London |
Oh yeah. You're very right. It's quite embarrassing to expose a lot of flesh that you don't want seen by others. So it's quite important to choose the right breastfeeding tops. I hope my friends can buy breastfeeding clothes online that are as great as seen in your post.
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