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To breastfeed at Felix’s Restaurant in Lincoln Park was all she wanted
I'd love to see this guy feed his customers in his bathroom.... wouldn't that be equivalent of asking her to feed her baby in the bathroom? I'd love to talk to the first customer who actually agrees to go eat in the bathroom while dining there. Why not set up some tables in there so customers can choose to eat in there instead of in the dining area when they are offended by someone doing something that was A) legal in the state of California and B) natural. First and foremost - breasts are there to nourish a child. If the other family couldn't deal with that, and viewed it as some kind of sexual thing, then they were in the wrong and need to reconsider their idea of what women's breasts are for and teach their children the FIRST reason why they exist. If they feel otherwise, they need to teach their kids the right reasons and not let marketing and advertising do it for them...— January 24, 2013 6:35 p.m.