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Mamava Supports Breastfeeding Mothers with Private Pods

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Alan Kadish

May 6, 2015

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New York’s nursing mothers just got a break – the ones that travel at least. Yesterday, New York’s international air hubs Kennedy, Newark and La Guardia Airports unveiled nursing pods – safe and private booths dedicated for pumping and feeding mothers. Created and designed by Mamava, and sponsored by eco-friendly giant Seventh Generation, the pods are touted as being clean, bright and accessible for moms alone or for those with baby or other kiddos in tow.

Mamava isn’t only at the terminal, though.The company dedicated to supporting moms and their right to feed has an app currently available for iPhones that reports where you can find your closest pod.

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