Police Officer Is Promoted After She Breastfeeds Hungry Baby

After being seen on tape nursing a hungry, wailing infant at a hospital, an Argentinean police officer is being praised as a hero.

After being spotted on camera nursing a hungry, wailing infant at a hospital, Argentinean police woman Celeste Jaqueline Ayala was going about her regular business. She is being praised as a hero.

When Officer Celeste Jaqueline Ayala heard the baby sobbing, she was on her regular duty as a guard at the Sor Maria Ludovica Children’s Hospital in Buenos Aires.

She went to investigate the source of the sobbing and discovered that a baby boy who had been arrested by the police was the source of the screaming.

Ayala wanted to hold the infant after noticing that hospital workers were occupied with other patients. The officer insisted on treating the baby despite hospital staff saying it was “dirty and smelly.”

“I asked to give him a hug and breastfeed him because I could tell he was hungry because he was putting his hand in his mouth,

” Ayala added. “Seeing him like this was a sad moment that broke my soul.”Bystander Marcos Heredia took a picture of the momentous occasion as Ayala was holding the infant, shared it on social media, and it went viral right away.

Heredia commented, “I want to share this wonderful act of love you had with that baby today.” According to the hospital’s professional gentlemen, you didn’t give a damn about the filth or the stench. You don’t see something like that every day.

After viewing the photo, Ayala’s security department claimed to have promoted her. She was the type of “police we’re proud of” and “the police we want,” they clarified.

We met Celeste today, the official who visited a baby in the Hospital de Niños de #LaPlata to inform them of their ascension. We would want to personally thank you for that spontaneous act of love that managed to soothe the baby’s wailing. The police that enlists us, the police that we desire.