Mom busted for breastfeeding while driving
An Ohio mother has been charged with child endangerment for breastfeeding her tot while driving, according to the Associated Press.
Police in Kettering said that the 39-year-old mother had been seen simultaneously breastfeeding, driving and talking on a cell phone. Police tracked down the driver from her license plate number. She faces up to 180 days in jail and an $1,800 fine if convicted.
Police stressed that it wasn’t the breastfeeding that they had a problem with. Driving with a child in your lap is illegal.
i dont blame the baby!!!!
I totally agree with the Police on this one. Putting herself alone in jeopardy is her business, but when it affects her child and OTHER PEOPLE–inexcusable.
No offense to mothers-KEEP YOUR BREAST COVERED.
some people are just not that smart. If by any means if this “mom” actually cared for her kid, she wouldnt of done what she did.. what happens if the air bag came out then the baby would JUST IGNORANT!!!!!!!!
I agree with the police on this. There is something wrong with a mother who would endanger their child because they do not want to pull their car over. Not to mention a mother who not only endangered her child by having them out of a car seat but in their lap in the drivers seat as well as being on the phone. I think she should stay in jail for the max amount of time. I have a little one and would never endanger my child like that.
I agree with the police on this. There is something wrong with a mother who would endanger their child because they do not want to pull their car over. Not to mention a mother who not only endangered her child by having them out of a car seat but in their lap in the drivers seat as well as being on the phone. I think she should stay in jail for the max amount of time. I have a little one and would never endanger my child like that. And to all mothers keep breast feeding, just not while driving a car on the phone.
She’s stated on TV that she can’t deny her child when she’s hungry. How can a dead mother feed a dead child? The kid’s a year old, plenty old to start learning a little patience.