Brittni Medina recently breastfed her 10-month old son at Disneyland.

When she noticed two women disapproving, she posed for a photo with them.

Then she posted it on a breastfeeding support page on Facebook.

"No women should be shamed for feeding their baby uncovered," Medina wrote in a a caption to the photo.

During a trip to Disneyland on Saturday, California mom and photographer Brittni Medina started to breastfeed her 10-month old son. Then two nearby women started to make disapproving comments.

It's a common, but infuriating scenario. Mothers across the world are still shamed for breastfeeding in public, and many find creative ways to respond to that shame.

But Medina's response in particular was brilliant. As PopSugar reports, she decided to smile and pose for a photo with the two women. Medina's husband, who took the photo, framed the shamers' scowling faces perfectly in the background.

"Peep the haters," she wrote in the caption when she shared the photo on the Breastfeeding Mama Talk Facebook page.

On Facebook the post attracted more than 900 (largely supportive) comments. Many couldn't understand why the onlookers felt the need to stop and stare if they were so offended. "These women just need to get their panties out of a wad and go see Mickey or a get a Dole whip," one person wrote.

Medina explained to INSIDER the photo wasn't a true candid. She was breastfeeding her son while waiting in a long line, and then heard the two women saying that she should nurse in a restroom, rather than out in the open. That's when she decided to purposefully move closer to them to stage the photo.

"I took the picture honestly for a few laughs," she told INSIDER. Eventually, she said, the two women decided to turn away and leave the line altogether.

According to posts from the Disney Parks Moms Panel, breastfeeding is allowed anywhere mothers feel comfortable, both in Disneyland and Disney World. INSIDER reached out to Disney for additional comment on its breastfeeding policy, but did not hear back immediately.

The Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland. daveblogs007/Flickr

Medina is no stranger to unwelcome comments about nursing in public.

"With my first son, I covered, and unfortunately, he would sweat in there and pull on the cover. And I got the same reaction whether I was covered or not," she said.

Now, with her second son, she doesn't heed that input from strangers. "Might as well focus on my son's happiness rather than the people watching," she added.

As the post has gained steam, Medina has received plenty more negative comments on social media. But the photo also appears to be making a powerful impact. Medina said that moms have messaged her, writing that she's inspired them to breastfeed without a cover.

"I got so much positive feedback," she said. "[The negativity] doesn't really bother me because of all the positive comments."

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