Needs Analysis On a Saturday night in the fall of 2015, a woman was attending a charity event at a golf and country club in Toronto along with her baby and partner. During the din two-and-a-half-month old baby became hungry so she went into a secluded hallway in a discreet corner outside of the dining area where she sat in a chair to feed While seated in the chair feeding her baby, a male service manager approached her with a large tablecloth to shield her from view because of complaints from peop did not want to see her breastfeeding while they were eating. She was told that she was visible to patrons in a members-only dining area. Although she was seated in the corner of the hallway, she was told that she was still visible to patrons. The woman was then escorted to the basement to continue feeding her baby and told that she would be "more comfortable there," a move that she felt was an atte accommodate people who are intolerant of something natural. "I thought, why are people disgusted or upset by the sight of a child eating while they are eating? It d make any sense to me," said the mother. I took Jacob (her baby) off the breast and covered up and he led me downstairs to the basement," she said. "The way it was handled, I was slightly embarrassed because he made me feel like it was a shameful thing by sort of covering me up and saying people didn't want She did no the time ute what