There is a great way to get pumping done quickly at work.  Moms can  double 
pump, and keep spare parts (and milk) in the refrigerator between  pumpings.  
You need to always remove the full bottle and store separately,  but there is 
absolutely nothing wrong with pumping into refrigerated parts, and  it takes 
more than a couple of days for milk to go bad in the  refrigerator.  Obviously, 
parts can be cleaned once the mother is  home.  Most nurses have refrigerators 
in their employee lounge  or locker area.  Also, most nurses can find a space 
to do  this.  As we all know, even five minutes is better than nothing.  The  
most important thing is to have laws and employers that support them.
 
 

Debbie  Albert, RN, Ph.D., , LMHC, IBCLC, RLC
Tampa Lactation Counseling
Tampa,  FL 


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