The minimalist in me likes the idea of everyday, non-specific furniture in
the office, because that's what mothers will go home to, and use pillows,
her purse, a book, or whatever, to make it work for them and model creative
use of available resources.  

I know one LC who sometimes has the mother get up and wander the office
while she's nursing, ostensibly to look at the pictures in the room.  Once a
mother can get up and move without taking the baby off, she'll most likely
be able to nurse anywhere.

Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC, LLLL  Ithaca, NY  USA

www.normalfed.com   

 

 


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