Tricia, that's remarkable that the mother didn't think about the difference
in having baby on the other breast!

I was going to say that I got a kick out of a mom at a recent LLL meeting
who used her "hooter hider" while pumping -- not because she was
uncomfortable about the other mothers seeing her pump, but because she
always hides the pump parts to keep from watching for milk flow. Hiding
pump parts while pumping in private may sometimes be more necessary than
hiding breasts while nursing in public!

Ruth
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Ruth Piatak, BA, MS, LLLL, IBCLC
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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