Museum Asks Breastfeeding Mom to Cover Up, Then She Posts These Tweets to Clap Back

When mothers go out in public with their young children, breastfeeding is part of the deal—the little one still has to eat, after all. And while most places are okay with this, some seem to have an issue with it.

Vaguechera on Twitter was at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London when she had to breastfeed her child. Unfortunately, someone at the museum asked her to cover up after flashing a “nanosecond of nipple.”

But after seeing this tweet, they really wish they hadn’t said anything at all.

The original tweet:

Flashed a nanosecond of nipple while #breastfeeding and was asked to cover up in @V_and_A courtyard. Am perplexed…. pic.twitter.com/T6VIRQbgrC

— Vaguechera (@vaguechera) August 5, 2017

The museum’s response:

.@vaguechera V sorry. Our policy is clear: women may breastfeed wherever they like, wherever they feel comfortable & shld not be disturbed.

— Tristram Hunt (@TristramHuntVA) August 5, 2017