The Ministry of Regional Development is creating child-friendly corners throughout Ukraine: Shkrum's initiative.
According to inkorr.com: Alena Shkrum, the First Deputy Minister of Community and Territory Development of Ukraine, supported breastfeeding women by feeding her daughter right in the ministry's lobby. She shared a photo with her daughter against the backdrop of a sign calling for breastfeeding in various places, accompanied by the caption:
“Breastfeed everywhere and here”. Such calls are already appearing in government offices and other public places.
Ministry Initiatives
Alena Shkrum emphasized that the Ministry of Community and Territory Development of Ukraine will start creating child-friendly corners and comfortable conditions for women in various public places, including train stations and service centers. The deputy from the 'Fatherland' party also plans to lead a new Ministry of Unification of Ukrainians, bidding farewell to her position as a member of parliament.
Support for Breastfeeding
Shkrum actively promotes the importance of breastfeeding even in the workplace. She stressed the need to provide comfortable conditions for breastfeeding women and plans to take a number of measures to raise public awareness about this important issue.
These initiatives indicate how important it is for the state to support motherhood and create comfortable conditions for women. Undoubtedly, such steps will contribute to the popularization of normal breastfeeding in society and increase awareness of these issues in Ukraine.
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