Kristina Lapshina is a young lawyer from St. Petersburg. On her social networking page she occasionally gives mini-consultations on various topical issues. Typically, Christine's subscribers are limited to huskies. But one of the topics touched by the lawyer provoked a real war in the comments. The question was put: "Does the administration of public catering have the right to expel the nursing mother?" Not for nothing, of course. After all, there are not so rare cases when employees of a cafe or restaurant ask their mother to leave. At best - in the toilet. And more often - on the street. It is motivated by the fact that it may be unpleasant for other visitors to observe such a picture.Photo:GettyImagesThe law in this respect is unambiguous: for such an offer you can file a lawsuit against a cafe. to feed the baby, "- Kristina puts a dot on it. The point is that such a request is discrimination against a nursing mother. After all, breastfeeding in a public place is not hooligan or unacceptable from the point of view of the law. This means that the expulsion of the mother into the street is a violation of the law "On protection of consumer rights." The opinions of readers on this matter were divided. "In any decent place there should be a room for a mother and a child, where you can change diapers and feed," some say neutrally. "With a baby, the first necessity is to go straight to a restaurant," others sarcastically. Bumping into an answer in the style of: “What do you suggest? Lock up at home until the child grows up? "" And it would be unpleasant for me to watch a certain madam dump her household on the table and start shoving the child's tits in the mouth! " - the third are absolutely intolerant. "Do you think that a woman, when she feeds, undresses completely from above?" - supporters of free feeding parry. However, many offered quite a reasonable option: just cover yourself with a scarf or diaper. Indeed, in this case, no one will notice at all that you are not just rocking the baby, but feeding him. And the situations in which a mother with her baby ended up in a cafe can really be different: she arrived in another city, found herself far from home (I went to a hospital, for example, and had to stay there). By the way, in America, in some states, the rights of nursing mothers protected by law: not so long ago they discussed a case when a woman was asked to leave the post office and feed somewhere else. She called the police, and the officers of the law explained to the post office employees that they were wrong, to put it mildly. Do you think it is permissible to breastfeed in public?

• Why not? Little do you know where the baby wants to eat.
• It's an intimate affair, exposing it to shamelessness.
• If you do not feed at home, you can always find a nook.
• If you hide behind a scarf, then no one will notice anything. You do not have to make an elephant out of a fly!
• Go to restaurants, while breastfeeding is not the most necessary occupation. To guess it is necessary under feeding.

Voted: 3250How do you think it is permissible to breastfeed in public?

• Why not? Whether it is not enough, where the kid is will want. 34,6%
• This is an intimate affair, to expose it to shamelessness.17,7%
• If you feed not at home, you can always find a secluded nook.42,6%
• If you hide behind a scarf, then no one will notice anything. You do not need to make an elephant out of a fly! 4.4%
• Go to restaurants, while breastfeeding is not the most necessary occupation. To guess it is necessary under feeding .7,7%

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