I couldn't live with myself if I saw a pregnant woman and NOT give her my seat. Or elderly & disabled. Its baffling that people don't actually. Its just a seat.

I love the way these illustrations are done. And hell yes, that´s it, now i understand why some ppl give me seat sometimes. I am just unfortunately (that´s the word) shaped, thank you ;)

Gosh. I'm very visibly pregnant and I just came home by bus. Nowadays nobody gives up their seat anymore, or move out of the way, or even get up if I'm sitting on a window seat and I need to get off the bus. On top, I had a busdriver close the doors on me (so I was hit by the doors), because I guess I wasn't fast enough to his taste.

you think that a man pregnant with a headless chicken is less important than a woman? o_O

Good Manners are supposed (correction, they used to be) to be taught at home. I think that in this fast-paced life of ours people don't teach their kids manners. Some deem it to be 'old fashioned'. In my book good manners has no fashionable time. Good manners are just that: - Good Manners, .. and they need to be taught.

I always give my seat to elderly, disabled and pregnant women. It's better to risk offending someone by offering than not offering at all. Pregnant ladies, if no one offers you a seat ask if anyone is willing to give their seat to a pregnant woman, be assertive – you have every right!

I will always give up my seat to a prego. But first she has to make it past all the sheeple blocking the doors and huddled at the front of the bus, to the the back where I always find a seat.

I tried to give my seat to a woman who was much older than me. We were on a crowded bus. She did not want it.

Why did those women eat those babies? How did men get pregnant? With beer? Cute idea, but there's a series of assumptions here that bug me. Would you give up your seat to someone who wasn't obviously in need - but was all the same? What if a pregnant woman doesn't want your seat, thankyouforasking?

There's a lot of people saying that being pregnant is a CHOICE. Obviously you haven't been pregnant before, and felt the weight and nausea 24/7 for months.

I give up my seat for the old and the disabled. Being knocked up is not a handicap.

Natalist garbage, pregnancy is a choice not a disability. In fact, having children in today's overpopulated world is a crime against nature.

I have a disability that doesn't show either,so I'm not always able to stand as I have spinal problems and walking and sitting and standing are all problems,but I do what I can!

They are brilliant

Nope. I'm not getting up. You chose to be/stay pregnant, you deal with it.

@Robyn Scott Pregnancy may not be an illness but it physically taxing and can be straining on a woman's body as well as their ability to stand. Saying "many pregnant women are more than healthy enough to stand" sounds to me like you're trying to justify being a self-absorbed jerk. It is possible to be courteous not only to people with disabilities - visible or invisible - AND women who are currently growing human beings inside their bodies. In fact, most people manage this courtesy quite well. You may do well to try it out for yourself; it may make you a better, happier, less angry person. :)

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The graphics are cute, but technically wrong! The people in the seats ATE the visible things and have it now in their STOMACH. I hope the pregnant women did not ATE the baby and it's actually not in the stomach. But nevertheless - the right idea to support pregnant women...