Disneyland Paris forced to apologise to an Australian mother told to stop ...
Disneyland Paris is forced to apologise to an Australian mother after security guards asked her to stop breastfeeding her daughter on a bench at the theme park Management were accused of 'stigmatising mothers' at the Paris theme park Officials said the woman should care for her daughter in a 'dedicated room' Disneyland has since apologised and says it 'profoundly regrets the situation'
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Disneyland Paris has been forced to apologise to an Australian woman who was ordered by two security guards to stop breastfeeding her daughter on a bench.
Management at the biggest theme park in Europe were accused of 'stigmatising mothers' by suggesting she should have cared for her two-month-old daughter in a 'dedicated room'.
The incident happened on Sunday when another woman tweeted that the guards had 'prevented a mother from breastfeeding her two-month-old baby on the grounds that it shocked foreign visitors. In France, in July 2021!'
Disneyland Paris has been forced to apologise to an Australian woman who was ordered by two security guards to stop breastfeeding her daughter on a bench (pictutred)
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