August is National Breastfeeding Month and Philadelphia Now Has a Lactation Space Finder App!

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Philadelphia introduced a Lactation Spaces Finder App to aid nursing parents in locating private areas to pump breast milk throughout the city. The app provides a user-friendly map of safe and clean lactation spaces, ensuring these areas are not bathrooms. In 2022, the PUMP Act established the right for workers to have private spaces for breastfeeding at work, and Philadelphia furthered this with a 2023 law mandating lactation spaces in City buildings. Users can filter results based on room type and amenities, streamlining the process for parents on the go. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to supporting families through resources like the Philly Loves Families program.

City leaders emphasize that healthy babies and strong families are essential for community well-being. The app is a significant step in promoting a supportive environment for nursing parents in Philadelphia. As the city continues to enhance its resources, the Lactation Spaces Finder App stands out as a vital tool for new parents.

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