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Federal law provides workplace lactation protections that apply to employees in all states. Some employees have additional protections through state or territorial laws.
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Helpful tips for preparing to go back to work:
Find more tips and information on preparing to return to work from the DHHS Office on Women's Health and the American Academy of Family Physicians. |
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Guide to storing fresh breast milk for use with healthy full-term infants
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Guide to storing thawed breast milk
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If you are having trouble with breastfeeding or pumping, contact your doctor or a lactation consultant. You can also find help at your local Women, Infant and Children Program (WIC) office or La Leche League group or by calling the National Breastfeeding Helpline at 800-994-9662. Find a lactation consultant in your area.
For help understanding or enforcing your rights, A Better Balance and the Center for WorkLife Law offer a variety of resources and free legal support:
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