These women are not Catholic. The Church in Argentina is being used as a platform for promotion of the homosexual agenda. The child should be baptized, of course, but the politicization is a disgrace.
No, the Sacrament should be delayed until the child lives with a real Catholic family, or becomes an adult.
It's not just the homosexualists in Argentina - the international feminist/pro-abortion crowd is active there too.
Free-Republic - Figure of Pope Francis Burned in Argentina by a Mob of Feminist Abortion Enthusiasts
11/30/2013
Horror: Violent mob of topless pro-abort feminists attacks praying men defending cathedral (VIDEO)
12/02/2013
From the Catholic Encyclopedia:
Confirmation can be conferred only on those who have already been baptized and have not yet been confirmed. As St. Thomas says:
Confirmation is to baptism what growth is to generation. Now it is clear that a man cannot advance to a perfect age unless he has first been born; in like manner, unless he has first been baptized he cannot receive the Sacrament of Confirmation (Summa Theologiæ III.72.6).
They should also be in the state of grace; for the Holy Ghost is not given for the purpose of taking away sin but of conferring additional grace. This condition, however, refers only to lawful reception; the sacrament is validly received even by those in mortal sin.
'Nuff said.