Pumping while working

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Your baby is 2-3 months old. Your hormones are all over the place. You’re averaging 5-6 hours of sleep at night, maybe 2-3 consecutively if you’re lucky. So when you wake up with aches, chills and temperature of 102, you automatically assume your body has lost its battle to some bug.…

Learn everything you need to know about pumping breast milk, including how often and how long to pump.

This is a guest post by my friend and fellow blogger, Brenda Kosciuk! Brenda writes about pregnancy, babies, and toddlers on her blog, Paper Heart Family. She is a teacher with two children and tons of experience pumping at work. How to Prepare for Pumping…

Parenting is full of those “I’d never thought I’d say/think that” moments. For example, I’d never thought I’d say that I love my manual pump. I bought a manual breast pump with my firstborn in an emergency (one day when my electric pump was just not sucking any milk out AT ALL) and I needed […]

There are workers all over the country who feel that their time off is too restrictive, whether it’s because of a formal company policy or because of an internal culture that makes it difficult to take time off the time granted through formal policies. Here's how we alleviate time-off backlash.

Our sponsor for the month is Freemie. They would like to introduce you to their products... Do you have trouble making enough time or finding the right space to pump effectively at work? Consider pumping while doing your job. Freemie breast pump collection cups are a hands free and concealable system designed to be used

Are you afraid that you’re not pumping enough breastmilk for your little one? When I first went back to work and got into a pumping schedule, I was definitely not pumping enough to keep up with how much Remy was eating and I was starting to panic. I know, I know...formula is not the end