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"  Mothers of Facebook, rejoice! The social media site has changed its policy on breastfeeding photos, so you can start snapping away and posting those selfies right up on your wall where everyone can see that you care about your baby&amp;#039;s nourishment. And remember to create a Facebook profile for your child and check them in at &amp;quot;mother&amp;#039;s bosom.&amp;quot; Trust me, they&amp;#039;ll thank you for it when they&amp;#039;re 13 or 14.\u00A0 If you haven&amp;#039;t heard about this new development, that&amp;#039;s OK, because\u00A0Facebook has made the change quietly (just like when they made changes about using your pictures in ads and browsing your computer history \u2014 get out of there, Facebook! It&amp;#039;s a minefield!). Now, however, the cat&amp;#039;s out of the bag and you can take your breast out of hiding. Facebook has stated that any pictures that have been removed were reported by users (stock excuse) and that these pictures will no longer be banned from the site. Awesome! If you can post pictures of you giving your baby formula, you should absolutely be able to post pictures of breastfeeding. And if someone finds it sexual, inappropriate, or otherwise distasteful? That&amp;#039;s their problem. You weren&amp;#039;t asking your breast to be sexualized, you were just trying to feed! The change, brought about by #FreeTheNipple has caused Facebook to prate this photo policy Here&amp;#039;s what the new policy states: &amp;quot;Does Facebook allow photos of mothers breastfeeding? &amp;quot;Yes. We agree that breastfeeding is natural and beautiful and we&amp;#039;re glad to know that it&amp;#039;s important for mothers to share their experiences with others on Facebook. The vast majority of these photos are compliant with our policies.&amp;quot; This means that no matter how many times someone tries to flag your photo as offensive (We know you&amp;#039;re doing it, Aunt\u00A0Ginger! Stop!) Facebook won&amp;#039;t be taking it down because breastfeeding is a valid and important choice in raising a healthy child. Start posting photos now! Follow Mark on Twitter. Image credit: Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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