Not enough working moms or their employers know about these new breastfeeding at work rights (and their limitations).

Adrienne Pine, the assistant anthropology professor at American University who recently became a national name when she nursed her child during a lect...

I agree whole-heartedly with Pine and have been faced with similar situations where I wondered what I would do if I had no babysitter available when I needed to teach a class.

Young women without children are watching to see how we do it. They feel both sympathy and resentment. We are their role models and worst nightmares. They are stressed by seeing our stress.

If it is appropriate for a baby to be someplace then it is appropriate for that baby to eat in that place. The more we see that, the more it becomes the norm.