Nature provides literally everything that is vital and important for the wellbeing of an infant. When we diligently follow the rules of nature, we are therefore guaranteed to reap attainable benefits in all aspects of life. Breastfeeding is one of the rules of nature that needs to be adhered to in order to achieve survival and development of children. Though the act of breastfeeding is generally accepted among the public, the attitudes toward breastfeeding in public is another thing. Different people have different feelings towards breastfeeding. These reactions and feelings have a direct repercussion towards best practice of breastfeeding (Marsden & Abayomi, 2012).
The study hypothesis was to find out the attitude of the employees toward breastfeeding in public or workplaces. In workplaces, which are considered as public places, there are instances and cases involving women breastfeeding. Different people see the act of breastfeeding differently. Also, the act raises different perceptions in different occasions. These perceptions and social opinions affect optimum breastfeeding where women find it awkward to do it in public.