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Women who want to continue breastfeeding their infants after returning to work need support, the proper supplies, and plenty of patience.

The choice to continue breastfeeding after returning to work is a personal one but for many mothers, the benefits of breastfeeding outweigh any sacrifices.

Breastfeeding and working can go together if you plan ahead and communicate your needs to your employer and your child's caregivers.

Many new mothers are nervous about the idea of pumping after they return to work. A little bit of advanced preparation can help them to be successful.

Confused on what breast pump to buy? Read on to learn how to select a pump to buy and receive other helpful hints about which one to buy.

Despite the legal right to do so, many nursing mothers employed outside of the home do not continue breastfeeding their infants upon return to work.

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The three Ps of Breastfeeding for the Career Woman are Planning, Pumping, and Patience! Learn how to keep a breastfed baby happy and healthy after returning to work.