I would not advice a mother with abundant supply to pump for storage. She'll probably have some in he freezer from when she started working on the oversupply issue. She'd best just pump the breast she'd normally feed from around the time she would feed.
warmly,
Gonneke, IBCLC in PP, LC lecturer in Southern Netherlands
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> Subject: during block feeding how to pump for work return?
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> Hello,
> I'm wondering what is the best way for mothers who are block feeding due to
> oversupply to integrate a gradual pumping
> schedule as they prepare to return to work? When to pump? How often? Pump both
> breasts or just the one being used during that block?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Teresa Sakamoto IBCLC
> Saint John's Health Center
> Santa Monica CA 90405
>
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