A Hamilton mother is not McHappy about the treatment she received this week at a local fast food outlet.
Colleen Frank, 28, says she was nursing her five-week-old son in the playroom of the Delta McDonald's when a female manager entered and asked her to stop.
"She told me it was upsetting some of the customers and it was making her uncomfortable and that it would be a better idea if he stopped (nursing)," says Frank.
"I told her 'This is a restaurant and my child is having his dinner,'" says Frank who finished feeding the baby before leaving. "I wasn't going to feed him in the car and I wasn't going to make him wait.
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Good on her! When I was nursing, you would not believe the amount of people I had gawk at me or even ask me to stop if I was in public. My response every time was very much the same as this ladies. I personally get more bothered by bottle feeding.
Friday, June 4, 2010 at 8:14AM
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Good on her! When I was nursing, you would not believe the amount of people I had gawk at me or even ask me to stop if I was in public. My response every time was very much the same as this ladies. I personally get more bothered by bottle feeding.