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Alright ladies….I need some help!
I am struggling with finding time to pump at work. How should I approach my employer so that I can set aside time to pump??
Simple… yur single, you’re humanitarian and thinking of the welfare of orphaned infants, same sex married couples who adopt, mothers who can’t… you’re donating your milk to them.
Cool ToT. Great ideas. Also, there are portable pumps that can be worn at your desk somewhat discreetly, so you may not even need to disappear to the ladies room for longer than to put them on and off.
We have a friend who says she is a surrogate pumper. She got a note from her doctor as well. So able to pump at work as often as needed.
^ above are great ideas, thanks for sharing those. My partner struggled with this as well
Surely if you are working a full day you are entitled to time for a break? I leave the office at lunchtime and sit in my car and duo pump. I do admire ladies commitment to this, I wonder if our men fully appreciate what we do for them? Lol
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