In celebration of International Children’s Day, Dolmen Mall Clifton is proud to unveil Pakistan’s first-ever Mother and Baby Lounge at a mall – a pioneering facility designed to cater to the needs of mothers and children under five. This groundbreaking launch underscores Dolmen Mall’s legacy of being a first mover, consistently introducing innovative concepts that enhance the shopping experience for families.
The Mother & Baby Lounge is a dedicated space where mothers, can enjoy a relaxing shopping experience while attending to their young children’s needs. Located in the Food Court area, the lounge is designed with comfort and convenience in mind, featuring five private nursing rooms, a safari-themed toddler play area complete with slides, diaper changing stations, and a bottle warming station. Additionally, the lounge includes a sterilization machine and an attendant on hand to assist all mothers, ensuring a seamless experience for families. This new facility caters specifically to families with children under five, offering a safe, welcoming, and relaxing environment.
To mark the launch, Dolmen Mall Clifton hosted a special celebration with a storytelling session, where children were delighted by the presence of the Sindbad Mascot. As the children exited the lounge, they were treated to candy floss, while content creators and media personalities captured the day’s highlights. Influencers and media attended the launch, adding to the excitement of the event.
Dolmen Mall has always been a trailblazer in introducing services that cater to the needs of its diverse visitors through creating family-friendly retail environments. The launch of the Mother and Baby Lounge along with other facilities such as First Aid Room, Diaper Changing Rooms for Moms & Dads and Driver’s waiting area further exemplifies Dolmen Mall’s commitment to providing a holistic shopping experience for families.
If you are visiting Dolmen Mall soon, make sure to ask the Customer Service Counter for further details about the Mother and Baby Lounge.
