05 September,2011 02:23 PM IST | | ANI
A woman in New Zealand is said to have shocked fellow drivers after she breastfed a baby while she was driving with three young children in the back seat
Now police are attempting to track down the unidentified woman, who was seen driving in a "highly dangerous" fashion in Kamo, near Whangarei, by another driver.
According to NewstalkZB, Sergeant John Fagan said that police received the car's registration number as a tip-off, with details also to be passed to the Child, Youth and Family Service.
Breastfeeding expert Dr Judith Galtry told the New Zealand Herald that the behaviour was "very strange".
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"It's highly dangerous. I'm all for breastfeeding but not while driving a car," the Sydney Morning Herald quoted Dr Galtry as saying.
"If you've got a screaming baby, I can imagine the temptation, but I mean, really," she stated.
