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Yes, the nursing in public is difficult.  I have two stories on this...one funny, one not so. There is a women that is a criminal defense lawyer in New York that is trying to outlaw breast feeding in public.  Not even if get up and go to the bathroom to do it.  She feels if you are breast feeding, you should stay at home.  Here is a direct quote from her:  "The damage that can be done to children by seeing woman's breast in public is not that far off from the damage that can be done to children who engage in sexual activity with adults."  Now this women is just ridiculous in my opinion. How can you equate you breast feeding with sexual abuse.   Most women who breast feed don't whip it out for the whole world to see.  In fact, sometimes you have to really look to see what is going on.    Now for the funny story.  My mother is all but 5 foot tall, has arthritis, bad knees, can't walk very well, etc.  My...
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