Santa Barbara Airport Adds Lactation Pod for Traveling Parents

By the Santa Barbara Airport

Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) is proud to announce the newest amenity for a traveling parent in need of a private space to breastfeed or pump while utilizing our Terminal, a secure and private Lactation Pod. This new facility can be found on the second floor of the Terminal building, past the TSA Security Check Point, and just to the right of Gate 2.

A parent in need of this facility can access the Lactation Pod via the Mamava app, available for Apple and Android devices. This smart lock technology ensures the safety and security of the parent to breastfeed or pump in private. The Lactation Pod is private, comfortable, and spacious, with controllable lighting and airflow, electrical plug for a pump, bench seating, and enough room for a stroller. The Lactation Pod size and design is also wheelchair accessible and incorporates handrail features.

SBA Administration also took great care in the customized design of the Lactation Pod. Both inside and out, it fits right into the Spanish style of the Terminal design and gives a beautiful and inspiring space to traveling mothers while in use.

Learn more about what Santa Barbara Airport has to offer to its passengers at www.flysba.com

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  1. I’m fine with the pod, even though I believe that women should be able to breast feed their babies wherever they want. Some women are not at all comfortable feeding their baby openly in public…that’s fine, cover up if that’s what you want to do. Unfortunately, the boundaries will and have been tested with these “pods” and nursing rooms. There are activist groups of paraphilic infantilists who have been utilizing these pods. I want to say that this is absolutely wrong, but my guess is that for those living in “here and now” are okay with it. Whatever floats a boat I suppose.

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