Amazon issues an apology after a businesswoman says she was not allowed to bring her breastfed five-month-old daughter to a company course. According to reports, Rachael Bews informed Amazon in advance that she would need to breastfeed her child during the day. Despite this, she says she was prevented from bringing the baby to the course. The Evening Standard reports that Amazon apologises for the situation, indicating that the company acknowledges the issue. The Belfast Telegraph also covers the same incident, reporting that Amazon apologises following the refusal. Across the accounts, the central points are that Bews gives advance notice about her breastfeeding needs and that the baby is still not permitted to attend the course, prompting the apology from the company. The reports do not provide further detail about the course location, Amazon’s reasoning for the decision, or whether alternative arrangements were offered.
Amazon apologises after refusing a breastfed baby at a course
Amazon issues an apology after a businesswoman says she was not allowed to bring her breastfed five-month-old daughter to a company course. According to reports, Rachael Bews informed Amazon in advanc...
- Amazon apologises following an incident involving a breastfed baby being excluded from a course.
- Rachael Bews says she informed Amazon in advance that she would need to breastfeed during the day.
- Bews’ child is described as a five-month-old daughter.
- The incident involves a refusal to allow the baby to attend with her during the course.
- Multiple outlets report the apology without presenting differing core facts about the request and refusal.
Rachael Bews told the company in advance that she would need to breastfeed her five-month-old daughter during the day.
1 hour agoRachael Bews told the company in advance that she would need to breastfeed her five-month-old daughter during the day.
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