Never thought I’d be posting this topic, but hey, things change. Anyhow, I’ve got a little one now. I just checked the city’s list of breastfeeding friendly restaurants. It’s painfully short. Can anyone... (9 replies, last updated by thought_for_food November 4, 2008)

in choosing restaurants that can accommodate and are open to welcoming the paraphanalia that accompanies their child. As we discussed this, the topic of breastfeeding arose. We know that many people have strong views on this... (2 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team March 18, 2002)

I’m hoping to alleviate a bit of cabin-fever with a newborn by lunching out. Any suggestions or ideas about restaurants in Santa Monica/W. LA that would be amenable to breast-feeding in public would be much appreciated.... (2 replies, last updated by JudiAU March 10, 2004)

My wife and I would like to go to a resto to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The problem is that we have a 2-month old baby and my wife is breastfeeding. Does anyone know a baby-friendly resto in Montreal with a breastfeeding... (1 reply, last updated by Plateaumaman February 14, 2007)

Hi, I’m going to be visiting Manhattan with my 11-week-old daughter. As I’m breastfeeding, I’m looking for cafes and restaurants that won’t mind a gal feeding herself as well as her sprout. Any places come... (0 replies, last updated by raosulli February 23, 2008)

chocolate. Hubby and coworkers thought they looked like little volcanos, while two coworkers thought they resembled breasts. As breastfeeding is on our horizon, perhaps that’s where my subconscious was. Anyhow, they were... (0 replies, last updated by Suebee February 17, 2008)

be mild because I’m breastfeeding; and take-out doesn’t show a restaurant at its best. I would definitely try Ruen Pair again. (1 reply, last updated by rachel hope August 29, 2001)

Is your wife breastfeeding? You might not want anything too gassy or spicy that won’t agree with the baby and your work will be for naught. I pretty much anything I wanted, but eggplant never sat well with any of my kids. (15 replies, last updated by Chris VR May 6, 2003)

They’re right, focus on the baby, not the oven. If you’re breastfeeding, avoid acidic fruits. Very adult chocolatey chocolate might not be the greatest, either. Almonds are nice and mild and nutritious. Enjoy! (5 replies, last updated by alex8alot July 1, 2007)

You could make it with coconut milk. For awhile my baby was allergic to milk protein, and since I was breastfeeding I couldn’t consume milk – we used coconut milk for lots of things and it has a nice flavor. Not... (5 replies, last updated by niki rothman August 15, 2006)

for seal, walrus or whale ...) is so low in bad stuff that the state division of public health recommends ``unrestricted'' consumpition during pregnancy and breastfeeding because the fish options are so valuable to a balanced and... (2 replies, last updated by L June 10, 2006)

No kidding about Joya. Every time I go, there are babies, children and breastfeeding mothers galore. Sometimes it’s like a big maternity festival or something. (3 replies, last updated by Katerina March 4, 2002)

but no other meat 3. I am breastfeeding so alcohol availibility/wine list is not a factor 4. It is next week so we have to be able to get a table. Not restaurants this won’t be a problem I don’t think because we prefer... (7 replies, last updated by Andria April 11, 2009)

I breastfed mine, and they did not accept the milk when I ate foods such as broccoli or cabbage. Check with LeLeche (are they still around?) or a web site about breastfeeding, and they should provide info. Hope this helps. mary (13 replies, last updated by Funwithfood May 23, 2006)

I sat next to a woman breastfeeding once at Les Zygomates. I would say that it is baby friendly. (12 replies, last updated by andrew December 20, 2004)