Category Archives: breastfeeding work

Breastfeeding mother - lack freedom?

A lot of working mothers feel that being a breastfeeding mother means lack of freedom, since they either have to have their baby with them most of the time or have to worry about storing enough breast milk for the baby. They might not be able to do any business travels, which in turn might [...]

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Formula feeding - more convenient?

A lot of parents thought that formula feeding is more convenient, especially for working moms. They feel that, after all, they are not there to breastfeed the baby, it is easier and less stressful to feed the baby with formula.

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Breastfeeding nutrition

There is no doubt that during breastfeeding, nutrition is one of the most important areas that we have to put as a priority. After all, the baby is drawing on what we eat, from our body. Our body is supplying our baby’s food, it is therefore demanding on our bodies. However, it is a misconception [...]

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Breastfeeding support

It is important to ge breastfeeding support, especially from the person that is going to babysit your child while you are at work.

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Breastfeeding /Pumping - inconvenient and tiring?

So, as a working mom, is breastfeeding /pumping inconvenient and tiring as one tend to imagine? Well, it depends on how you view it, and what is your attitude.

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Expressing breast milk - too much work?

The other common reason for working moms to not breastfeed is that they find that expressing breast milk involves too much work.

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Breastfeeding, working mom - time to pump breast milk

Another common reason for working moms to not breast feed is that they cannot find time to pump breast milk at work.

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Breast pumping at work - where to do it

The other common reason for working moms to not breastfeed is that their workplace has no dedicated place for them to pump breast milk. I have heard of a few workarounds:

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Working moms - how to increase breast milk - to reduce stress

Of course, the other important ingredient to having more breast milk is to have more milk is to have more rest and less stress. Both of which is very hard to maintain as a working mom.

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Working moms - how to increase breast milk - breastfeeding and diet

Another aspect to your milk supply, which is a very important one, is breastfeeding and diet. Certain food can help you increase your milk supply, and certain food can decrease your milk supply. In this case, of course, you would want to take food that will increase your milk supply and avoid food that will [...]

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