From Comfort to Care: Himalaya BabyCare’s Journey to 500+ Breastfeeding Facilities Across India

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Empowering mothers with thoughtfully designed feeding rooms that offer comfort and ease across travel and public locations.

Hyderabad, July 23, 2025: As part of its ongoing commitment to nurturing healthy beginnings for mothers and children, Himalaya BabyCare proudly announces the successful installation of over 500 breastfeeding rooms across India, offering clean and private spaces for mothers to feed their babies with dignity and comfort. This milestone reflects the brand’s continued efforts to support mothers with clean and thoughtful infrastructure at a time when public awareness around maternal well-being is increasingly vital.

The breastfeeding rooms are located in 27 airports, including major transit hubs like Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Goa. At 33 railway stations, including key locations across Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh. In addition, 268 rooms in 141 hospitals and other high-footfall areas across metro cities and regional centres in India.

The total number of operational feeding rooms stands at 502 as of June 2025. Based on the survey conducted by the brand, on an average, each feeding room is used by approximately 30 mothers every day, highlighting the consistent need for such facilities. This translates to more than 5.5 million mothers annually who benefit from Himalaya BabyCare’s thoughtfully designed, mother-friendly spaces, ensuring they have access to private and hygienic feeding areas across the country.

Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Chakravarthi N V, Director – BabyCare, Himalaya Wellness Company, said, “At Himalaya BabyCare, babies and moms are always at the heart of what we do. Our breastfeeding facility initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to supporting mothers with care and thoughtfulness wherever they are. These rooms are a step forward in offering mothers the privacy they seek, without compromising on their mobility or comfort.”

This initiative reflects Himalaya’s mission of ensuring ‘Happy Beginnings’ for every mother and child, while also creating a subtle yet meaningful social shift by recognising and addressing the everyday realities faced by parents in urban and semi-urban India. By combining its Corporate Social Responsibility efforts with a strong brand purpose, Himalaya BabyCare is paving the way for a future where maternal comfort and care are not just supported but prioritized.

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