[colorado tanker]

It really doesn't matter what the law says. A good parent protects her child. In an accident an unharnessed baby becomes a bullet. If the baby is in the front seat, harnessed or not, he's dead if the air bag explodes. It doesn't matter if she's a good driver; I see more crazies on the road every year.

Mom was running late for a meeting and decided to save time by risking the child's life.

[Howlin]

Yes. And now she's trying to get out of her charges by claiming the law has no right to charge her.........LOL.

[Mrs.Liberty]

It really doesn't matter what the law says. A good parent protects her child. In an accident an unharnessed baby becomes a bullet. If the baby is in the front seat, harnessed or not, he's dead if the air bag explodes. It doesn't matter if she's a good driver; I see more crazies on the road every year. Mom was running late for a meeting and decided to save time by risking the child's life. Stop trying to make sense, here!

No harm, no foul.

And if something had happened, say, the airbag engaged due to some sort of accident impact, well, then it would be the car manufacturer's fault for not stating that breastfeeding a baby behind a steering wheel with the airbag engaged was ill advised. It would be the state's fault for not having passed a law specifically prohibiting drivers from breastfeeding while driving.