Abre ‘Baby Café’ sucursal en Juárez - El Diario
Pese a los beneficios de la leche materna, pocas son las madres que amamantan a sus hijos durante el primer año, en parte por el estilo tan agitado de vida que se tiene hoy en día y también por el tabú de hacerlo en público. Ante esta situación especialistas de Texas Tech cuentan con el lugar perfecto para las madres lactantes, su nombre es “Baby Café” y a partir de esta semana ya cuenta con una nueva sucursal en Ciudad Juárez, el primero en su tipo en América Latina. |
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