A support group in Edinburgh, Scotland, is facing backlash from conservatives. The group, called "Queer Milk," is for LGBTQ+ parents who are breastfeeding or chestfeeding their babies. It is hosted by LGBT Health and Wellbeing, an organization that provides health services to the LGBTQ+ community.
The organization was founded in 2003 and offers various services. The weekly meeting is intended for LGBTQ+ parents aged 16 and above. The need for such a meeting is clear, as LGBTQ+ parents often face discrimination and may require additional support with breastfeeding.
Further details about the support group and the backlash it is facing are available through LGBTQ Nation.
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