@kelseys, still doesn't give neither of us the right to shame her or whatever. Let her learn from her mistake and let us mothers worry about being a great parent to our own kids.

@deafmama16, that actually kind of is bad parenting. its one thing to do something different than another parent as in, formula or beast, yell or talk it out, take things away as discipline, or ground them, give them what they want or make them work for it, but its another to put your child in a situation where they could be harmed, and for many reasons at a concert, there are fights always happening, drunk people that you don't know so you don't know what they are capable of, and most of all the baby can have ear damage resulting in making them deaf. So yes that is bad parenting.

@hellokarly, plus concerts are at night usually late why in the world would you want to bring your baby out in the freezing cold that late? People amaze me......

Lol exactly my point @mantha823

I'd never bring my baby to a concert.....1 too loud and 2 your taking a risk bringing ur baby there considering all the drunks and rowdy people.....

Was she with the crowd? Was she backstage and vip? Maybe she was showing support. Like I said as long the child wasn't harm in anyway no reason to shame the mother as a bad parent. We aren't perfect at all. @hellokarly

So you don't think a concert isn't to loud for that child's ears ? @deafmama16

Is that bad parenting? @hellokarly it's shocking yes but as long no harm was done to the child and mother. The things media will say nowadays