A bond between a and a new-born are close and should be fostered. This bond affects the state of the baby and is crucial in how the mother and the child will relate during those years when it is lactating.
The case had shocked the country, and she gained much public support. The bill of 2 million CFA ($3,630 or 367,183 shillings ) was paid after a campaign was launched on the family's behalf.
The president of Gabon, Ali Bongo was among those who contributed towards the bill. The clinic's director was arrested on Monday on baby-kidnapping charges, but the charges were dropped a day later, reports BBC Afrique's Charles Stephan Mavoungou from Libreville.
The mother explained her relief but also complained that the baby had not been given any vaccines. The bill, Gabon Media Time reports [in French], was for the 35 days Angel spent in an incubator after she was born prematurely. She said:
"I'm happy to have my baby back. But I'm sorry that I can't breastfeed her because after five months all my milk has gone."
Glad that all turned out well for them but five months!
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