A police officer breastfeeding a crying baby in a hospital is a hero
A police officer in Argentina is called "beautiful" to breastfeed an unhealthy baby while working in a children's hospital.
Photograph of Celeste Jaqueline Ayala's employee breastfeeding a troubled baby while on duty at Sister Maria Ludovica's Children's Hospital in Buenos Aires on August 14 was burned on Facebook, following 110,000 shares after its publication by witness Marcos Heredia.
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"I want to announce the sign of love that you have today with that little baby," read Heredia's notes, which were loosely translated from Spanish. "Who doesn't know you don't hesitate and immediately fulfill what if you are his mother.
Bomberos Voluntarios Berisso, the fire department where Ayala volunteers, told the story on Facebook.
"Action like this cadet fills us proudly and forces us to double our efforts, work and solidarity with our community."
For kindness, Ayala received a promotion from an employee to a sergeant. Cristian Ritondo, vice president of the Buenos Aires legislature wrote the news, wrote, (loosely translated on Twitter) "Today we received Celeste, the official who was breastfeeding a baby at the hospital #LaPlata to tell her about her promotion. ... Our police are proud, the police we want. "
Ayala said her mother's instincts were only kicked when she sat with her baby. "I noticed that he was hungry, because he put his hand in his mouth, so I asked to hug him and take care of him," he said, according to several media channels. "This is a sad time, it destroys my soul to see it like this, people must be sensitive to problems that affect children, it can't happen."
Ayala was not the only police officer who went upstairs and did not work. In May, a new female police officer and mother in Colombia were involved in the same act of compassion. Officer Luisa, Fernanda Urrea, met a baby who was left in the forest, with some of her belts still attached, and breastfeeding and breastfeeding the baby. "I think every woman will give her food in the same conditions," Urrea told local media.
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