article_snippet.sent: When Melbourne mother-of-two, Kady Marsh, took A woman seven-week-old baby aside to breastfeed at a popular Sydney hotel, the last thing A woman expected was to be told  to put A woman breast away.
article_snippet.sent: When A woman moved to a quiet corner of the hotel’s lounge area with baby Isla, A woman says A woman was confronted by hotel management and told A woman couldn’t breastfeed because the area was for ‘over 18s only.
article_snippet.sent: I said: "Oh no, A woman’s only seven-weeks-old, A woman’s just a tiny baby, that's ridiculous.
article_snippet.sent: ‘A young manager said we couldn't be there and told me to use the disabled toilet if I wanted to breastfeed in a hotel in Melbourne.'
article_snippet.sent: I wasn't worried about breastfeeding in the main bar  - and I would have done -
article_snippet.sent: ’ Mr Tynan, says the particular area of the bar where Kady was breastfeeding is the only area that is restricted to adults, apart from the gaming room.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Mr Tynan says ’ Mr Tynan welcomes women who want to breastfeed elsewhere in the venue and that the incident sounds like the incident was a miscommunication.
article_snippet.sent: It’s ludicrous to suggest that we wouldn’t allow breastfeeding in a hotel in Melbourne,’ Mr Tynan told Daily Mail Australia, adding that Mr Tynan own wife regularly breastfeeds their four-month-old baby, Max, at the venue – and elsewhere in public, often.
article_snippet.sent: Any place a woman breastfeeds has to be somewhere that is also appropriate to prepare food.
article_snippet.sent: 'Instead, I was made to feel like I was doing something wrong, that I was just another hormonal breast-feeding mother being difficult,’ Kady says. 
article_snippet.sent: If I was a first-time breastfeeding mum, I would have been a lot more upset.
article_snippet.sent: Jessica Leonard from the Breastfeeding Association says stories like Kady’s of women being asked to ‘move on’ are uncommon.
article_snippet.sent: Sometimes the problem is just poor customer service, but really, the problem’s in the best interests of businesses to be supportive of women who breastfeed.
highlights_snippet.sent: A woman couldn't breastfeed in '18s only' area .
  