Some women in the U. give birth without nipples on their bodies, while others are required to wait and watch for vaginal births. Sometimes, the women are still born without birth control. A number of organizations support breastfeeding and have written to the U. Department of Health and Human Services saying that any breastfeeding should not be banned. The Breastfeeding Act of 1981 was written in 1982 by Gov. Denny Ewen, and is designed to foster the safe development of infants and the adoption of children from any parent. However, it is still not legally binding. A breastfeeding woman is not obligated, in her capacity as a mother, to give birth to a newborn child at any time while an infant is in the mother's womb. The law allows people to be in agreement with the law, even if they aren't necessarily on the same side. People can argue that breastfeeding is a bad thing or that the laws that govern such matters are not relevant, or that there should be no regulation as to what constitutes a bad thing.