Tips On Balancing Work And Breastfeeding

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Tips for Balancing Work and Breastfeeding


As a new mom returning to work, you might worry about continuing to breastfeed. A recent survey shows nearly one-third of breastfeeding mothers stop early due to work challenges, like lacking a designated place to pump (57%) and store milk (27%).

"Breastfeeding offers undeniable health benefits for both baby and mom, but going back to work can be overwhelming," says Sue Huml, an international board-certified lactation consultant.

Despite the challenges, many mothers successfully balance both with preparation, dedication, and adaptability. Pediatrician Dr. James Sears shares strategies to help ease this transition:

1. Get a Quality Electric Breast Pump


Investing in a reliable electric breast pump can maintain milk supply more effectively than manual pumping. Look for features like adjustable speed and suction to mimic your baby's natural rhythm. "The Lansinoh Double Electric Breast Pump is discreet and prevents milk from damaging the motor, ensuring longevity," Huml suggests.

2. Build a Milk Supply in Advance


Try to start pumping and freezing milk about a month before returning to work. Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags are a great option for safe and efficient freezing.

3. Communicate with Your Employer


Discuss your pumping schedule with your supervisor and arrange for a safe, clean, and private space to pump. Highlight the benefits of breastfeeding, such as reduced absenteeism, to help your employer see its value.

4. Create a Pumping Schedule


Most moms pump every two to three hours at work to mirror their baby's feeding schedule. This consistency helps maintain your milk supply.

"Whenever you're home with your baby, exclusive breastfeeding can further support your milk supply," recommends Dr. Sears.

By planning ahead and communicating clearly, you can continue to provide the best for your baby while managing your work responsibilities.

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