Britain's first breastfeeding cafe with a different business

What should a mother do when she takes her baby to the street and needs breastfeeding? Britain's first breastfeeding cafe, which opened on the 20th, may provide an idea. The cafe, called Breast Milk Lounge, is owned by 22-year-old Charlotte Purdy in Nottingham.

Podi has a son, Bobby, and it was Bobby's unpleasant experience of breastfeeding in public when she was a child that led to the idea of opening a breastfeeding cafe. Compared with ordinary cafes, the "Breast Milk Cafe" allows mothers to breast-feed at the dinner table, which can better meet the needs of strollers, adding a private nursing room with sockets and providing bottle heaters. It also sells "breast-feeding cookies" made of natural materials, which can promote milk secretion.

The store also employs a full-time "lactation consultant" to advise young mothers on parenting. The cafe is not only open to mothers and children, but to the public, especially fathers. "since its opening, many mothers have been breastfeeding here," Purdy said in an interview with the Daily Mail. I hope this can provide a friendly environment for parents. "

(the article comes from Sina blog)