Judith,  I am an LC in a NICU in a Children's Hospital in VA.  Our 
hospital employees use the same pump rooms our NICU moms do-we have 4 
rooms that are always available.  The moms with babies on other units have 
pumps in their rooms requested from Central Supply.  Our staff rarely 
bring their children into the NICU for infection control issues-they dont' 
want their babies on the unit!  I have seen it a few times in the NICU and 
on other units in the break room (which are connected to the units on all 
the floors and ICU's) only when the baby would not take a bottle.  I have 
also seen a few of the residents have dad bring baby in for a feeding when 
mom pulls a 24 hr call.  She usually feeds in the call room.  We don't 
have a formal policy but again it isn't a big issue because most staff 
don't want their babies in the unit or on the floors.
Catherine Katz RN, IBCLC,RLC

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