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Baby care stations in Antalya

Baby care stations in Antalya
A brand new project from Antalya Belediye – new stations for the active mothers on the streets of Antalya. This is a special pavilion for the mothers with a newborn baby, it is developed to provide privacy and create a comfortable place for changing or breastfeeding the babies. Each pavilion is designed for one family; there is enough place for a mom with a child. The pavilions equipped with everything you need for the babies, which is so often being forgotten at home while you are out for a walk or shopping. Each pavilion has not only a changing table, but also a washing bin and a chair where you can comfortably breastfeed. Inside the pavilions maintained the ideal temperature for the mother and baby, as well as the highest level of hygiene. While the mother feeds her baby, she can watch TV, which shows a variety of training programs for child care. First pavilions -«BEBEK BAKIM VE EMZIRME ODASI» in Turkis, has already been installed in the city center of Antalya. To enter these pavilions, you need to get a special card from your baby clinic.

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