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Breastfeeding and returning to work: Tips for successful pumping

Are you a new mother who is planning to return to work but still wants to continue breastfeeding? Look no further! ""Breastfeeding and returning to work: Tips for successful pumping"" is the ultimate guide that will help you navigate the challenges of balancing work and breastfeeding.

Table of Contents:

1. Creating a pumping schedule

2. Choosing the right breast pump

3. Electric vs. manual breast pumps

4. Double vs. single pumping

5. Investing in a hands-free pumping bra

6. Preparing for pumping at work

7. Creating a pumping space

8. Talking to your employer

9. Storing and transporting breast milk

10. Maximizing milk supply

11. Power pumping

12. Using breast compression

13. Taking care of yourself

14. Handling challenges

15. Dealing with low milk supply

16. Overcoming discomfort or pain

17. Navigating workplace policies

18. Support systems

19. Connecting with other breastfeeding mothers

20. Seeking help from a lactation consultant

21. Partner and family support

22. Transitioning back to direct breastfeeding

23. Slowly introducing direct breastfeeding

24. Establishing a breastfeeding routine

25. Seeking professional guidance

26. Frequently Asked Questions

27. Have Questions / Comments?

This comprehensive book covers everything you need to know about successfully pumping breast milk while working. It starts by guiding you through the process of creating a pumping schedule that fits your work routine. You will also learn how to choose the right breast pump for your needs, whether it's an electric or manual one.

The book also explores the benefits of double pumping and provides valuable insights into investing in a hands-free pumping bra, which will make your pumping sessions more convenient and efficient. Additionally, it offers practical advice on how to prepare for pumping at work, including creating a comfortable pumping space and effectively communicating with your employer about your breastfeeding needs.

Storing and transporting breast milk is another crucial aspect covered in this book. You will discover the best practices for maximizing milk supply, such as power pumping and using breast compression techniques. The book also emphasizes the importance of self-care and provides strategies for handling challenges like low milk supply, discomfort, and workplace policies.

Furthermore, ""Breastfeeding and returning to work: Tips for successful pumping"" highlights the significance of support systems, both from other breastfeeding mothers and professional lactation consultants. It also emphasizes the role

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