Senator Larisa Waters breast feeding her baby at Parliament

Sydney:Green party senator Larisa Waters has created a new history in Australian politics.She was the first woman to have a baby in the national parliament.She came to Parliament on Tuesday for the first time after her second child.Within the voting on a topic,the child was born to the child.In her Twitter message,she said that the first baby breastfeeding in the federal parliament was proud to be her daughter.New provisions were introduced last year,allowing to have children in the Chamber for setting up a 'Family Climate' in the Parliament of Australia. It is technically prohibited by Senators to bring their infants to parliament under the Old Testament.Participation in children in public areas has become a popular topic in many countries.Last year,the Iceland leader addressed the Parliament with her baby.Europe and Spain are permitted to bring children to Parliament.