The thought of juggling work with breastfeeding might seem daunting. Many moms-to-be and new moms want to provide breastmilk for their baby but struggle to see how to make returning to work around breastfeeding possible. The good news is that legislation is on your side and there’s plenty of practical strategies that means you won’t have to compromise on your plans to feed baby breastmilk.
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Compare traditional electric breast pumps vs innovative wearable pumps to determine which is the right choice for you based on cost, portability, suction power, discretion, accessories, and your lifestyle needs.
Learn when the ideal times are to pump breastmilk - early morning, after nursing, every 2-3 hours, before bed, during growth spurts, and whenever milk leaks - to optimize your milk supply.
New moms must juggle the demands of baby care, work, and self-care, and thankfully, hospital-grade breast pumps can help make your life easier. But like all products, they come with their set of pros and cons.
Working Moms Breast Pump can be inserted into your bra and milked in a matter of seconds. It's simpler to disassemble a one-click for cleaning.
But as soon as I took my first tentative steps into motherhood, I realised my journey wasn’t going to be exactly like the one I’d imagined during my pregnancy. This was real.