[HairOfTheDog]

Even if she was protected by law apparently, if she was breast feeding and someone else noticed enough to care, she was doing it wrong.

[T Lady]

Mrs. (or is it Ms.?) Geary needs to learn the definition of Discretion, and how it applies to breast feeding her child without putting on a show.

-Regards, T.

[Prodigal Son]

if she was breast feeding and someone else noticed enough to care, she was doing it wrong.

Hmmm. Thinking about this one. Could you elaborate. It seems like right and wrong would be defined as whether the baby was getting a good flow of milk, not by the score she got from the spectators.

[Valpal1]

All it takes is one loopy busybody to complain.

[freebilly]

Even if she was protected by law apparently, if she was breast feeding and someone else noticed enough to care, she was doing it wrong.

Doesn't matter. She's going to win a lawsuit either way....

[F.J. Mitchell]

Gotta ask you HOTD,just what is the wrong way for a Mother to breast feed her hungry baby? If she didn't strip to the waist and twirl a tassle with the other breast as she fed the baby, I would say that in a rational setting of civilized people, she was doing nothing wrong.

Some people don't like breasts, some people don't like babies, that is their problem. They can solve it by ordering at the drive through and eating in the car.