Baby Bank Sees Rising Demand From Parents in Full-Time Work
The couple running the charity say they urgently need more baby formula as demand grows, the BBC reports.
A baby bank is seeing increased demand from parents who are in full-time employment, according to the BBC.
The couple who run the charity told the broadcaster they are in "desperate need" of baby formula, saying demand has grown so high that supplies are struggling to keep pace.
Sources
- Baby bank helping more parents in full-time work — BBC Business
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