Nursing mothers would gain more spaces to breastfeed or pump

All Philadelphia-owned buildings would be mandated to have dedicated lactation spaces for people to breastfeed and pump milk under a newly-proposed ordinance introduced by City Councilmember Katherine Gilmore Richardson. Existing facilities that do not have permanent lactation rooms would be required to designate spaces, and all newly-constructed or renovated buildings would need to include permanent spaces.

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