A grandmother has been granted bail after her two-month-old grandchild was flung through a car window during a crash in Sydney's east.
The baby was allegedly unrestrained in the back seat and forced out the window when the car smashed into a steel fence in Botany around 7:00pm on Friday.
It is alleged the grandmother was driving a Toyota Tarago, failed to negotiate a bend, struck the gutter and mounted the kerb before hitting the fence.
The baby was uninjured and taken to Sydney Children's Hospital Randwick for observation.
Three other passengers, including a 19-year-old woman, were also uninjured.
NSW Police said the driver, a 48-year-old woman, had a suspended licence and the car was unregistered.
The woman was arrested and taken to Prince of Wales Hospital under police guard for treatment of a minor wrist injury.
She also underwent mandatory testing.
She was later charged with negligent driving using an unregistered registrable Class A motor vehicle on road, driving with a child under six months not restrained as prescribed, and driving motor vehicle while licence suspended.
The Pagewood woman was granted conditional bail to appear at Waverley Local Court on March 3.
Police have completed a child at risk notification to Family and Community Services.
