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Nigerian woman shares video of her mother breastfeeding her baby while she was out on an errand (watch)

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A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to share a video of her mother breastfeeding her newborn baby when she was out on an errand.

Apparently, the woman walked into her mother breastfeeding her few weeks old baby when she arrived from a quick errand.

Nigerian woman shares

The lady, who had no issue with her mother’s action, decided to film the moment and post it on the internet.

She captioned it, “POV: You left your mother with your newborn for a quick errand”

However, the clip has triggered mixed reactions on social media, with many expressing their disapproval with the grandmother for breastfeeding her grandchild, citing hygiene concerns.

On the other hand, some argued that there was nothing wrong with it and that grandmothers often do it to comfort babies when they are crying.

Read some comments as you scroll,

@official_devon91 wrote, “This is wrong and unhygienic for that child’s health .”

@officialsarahmartins wrote, “She’s smiling cos it’s her mum…
If it were to be her mother inlaw now… all hell will be let loose!
This is totally wrong!!!!
How am I even sure she cleaned her nipple before breastfeeding this baby???? ????”

@exceptionalkidsedustores wrote, “From when I had my first child I told my mom never to try it, though she did it for my other siblings children. I personally don’t like it.”

@shaddylinks wrote, “It’s a No for me though but you can do it if you want o. Not condemning the act????”

Watch the video below,

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