How to Pump at Work When Postpartum Anxiety Makes It Feel Overwhelming
You do not need a perfect system to make pumping at work manageable. A simple routine, a few comfort fixes, and clear backup plans can lower the mental load eno
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Dr Carly Dulabon MD, IBCLC, NABBLM-C is medical director of the department of breastfeeding medicine with Akron Children's Hospital. She completed her medical degree at University of Toledo College of medicine, and her pediatrics residency at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Her special interests are in maternal mental health and infant growth.
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You do not need a perfect system to make pumping at work manageable. A simple routine, a few comfort fixes, and clear backup plans can lower the mental load eno
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