I am reading it now, also.  I have been a LactNet lurker for about 6 months 
now and just wanted to thank everyone on this list for all your knowledge, 
stories, and sharing of experiences.  It's been an amazing resource...and what 
am I doing when I am reading my daily LN digest?  Pumping. 

This book is like eavesdropping on a handful of women's conversations that 
they are having with each other via a spiral notebook left in their company's 
lactation room where they discuss childrearing, breastfeeding, pumping, 
working, sleep deprivation, and how they are trying to make it all work.  

It's an entertaining read for me since I have become a hard core pumper the 
last few months and can relate to the effort and work it is to pump.  Is there 
any new, great, haven't-heard-it-before tips about pumping?  No, I don't think 
so but the format is neat because it's cuts and pastes of their spiral notebook 
journal entries and their frustrations with the tedium of pumping is spliced with 
some great humor from time to time.

Anne Sakoff
lactation educator

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