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8 Tips for Breastfeeding Working Moms
From One Nursing, Working Mother to Another
By Rachel Sobel
1. Choose the best pump for your situation.2. Determine whether renting or buying a pump is best for you.
If you can share a pump with another mom in your workplace (you would each have your own accessories for the pump) or only plan to pump for a few months, renting may be most economical. If you plan to pump for longer than a few months, at home as well as at the office or for future children, you may wish to purchase a pump. 3. Get into a schedule.
Many women find that they express more milk when they are able to pump at the same times each day – they train their bodies into a let-down at those times. Choose the times of day you have the most milk and that fit into your working schedule – you don't need to pump at even intervals. For example, you may find that pumping twice between 8 a.m. and noon, then once between noon and 5 p.m., yields the most milk for you.Comments
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