Baby, meet your bottle. Bottle, meet the baby. If only it were that easy. From breastmilk on the nipple to how to hold the baby, we give you some good ideas for giving baby his first bottle.
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When I went back to work after having my baby, I talked to my employer about my desire to continue feeding my baby Breastmilk. My employer was supportive and allowed me the time and space to pump my milk so that I could continue to keep my baby healthy even though I had to be away from her. I felt better about going back to work knowing that I could still give her the best nutrition possible and could continue nursing her as long as I wanted to. 
Gretchen Hicks
Breastfeeding Mother
Working Moms - It seems like you just got home from the hospital, and already it’s time to go back to your job.
Working can seem overwhelming when you have been wearing your pajamas for months, but you can do it. We’ve put together some helpful information to help you find a new routine that balances work and motherhood.
It helps to make a plan with your boss before your first day back. Our step-by-step guide helps you hit all the high points.
Oh, mama, that first day back is always the hardest. We’ve got tips and tricks for making a
smooth transition.
smooth transition.
Can you put it in the fridge? And why is it swirly? We answer all your questions here.
Whether it’s a curtained cubicle or a locked lounge, a list of pumping spots that have worked for other moms.
Mmm-check-mmm-check-mmm-check. Soon that pumping sound will be all too familiar. Pumping at work is easy once you make it part of your routine.
Get your deep freeze ready! Helpful strategies for increasing your production and getting some extra milk in your freezer.
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