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It's 10 a.m. and once you enter the nurse's room at Marigot Jewelry (Thailand), you will be able to see a designated corner for mother's milk. At the time of our visit, ten mothers were preparing milk for their children to drink the following day. The mothers were exchanging experiences and talking about their babies, whether they'd started teething, crawling, etc.

    One session of collecting milk from the mothers' breasts takes about 45 minutes to one hour. The division head acknowledges this fact and understands that it is important for the mothers to have this time to prepare milk for their babies.

   One of the women at Marigot is a 30-year-old mother who gave birth to a premature baby girl seven months into her pregnancy. Her newborn weighed only 1,600 grams and stayed in an incubator for 13 days. Initially she was going to send her baby girl back to her hometown in Sakon Nakhon after the mandatory three-month childcare leave. However, the mother later changed her mind after she became convinced that feeding her baby girl breast milk would nurture the frail baby back to health.

    This mother admitted she feels very lucky that the company understands and supports her in giving her child breast milk. Not only does it save money but it has also strengthened the bond she feels with her child.

    Because the mother didn't have to send her child back to her hometown, she is very happy in the workplace, which produces high-quality crystal pieces.

    " l don't have worries while working. When l think of my baby, l am happy and content that she is fast asleep. When my breasts start secreting, l just call a colleague and we go to the corner and start pumping milk for the baby. We meet our friends  from other parts of the company and share our experiences, " she said.

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