Oh, Baby! New Zealand Speaker Feeds Newborn During Debate In Parliament

A very special guest joined lawmakers in New Zealand's parliament this week. Tutanekai Smith-Coffey is the newborn son of member of parliament Tamati Coffey. He came to work with dad this week, and New Zealand Speaker Trevor Mallard was all too happy to step in and give him a bottle and a cuddle while presiding over a debate. It isn't the first time politicians in the country have brought their babies to work, helping to make the challenging and sweet balance working parents face more visible.