Proper name for a pumping room?

Mouseygail

Is it lactation room?  I have to write my boss an email because the solution our office has isn't going to work much longer (It was the bathroom on an unused floor in our building, but tenants are moving in soon).  Anyways...lactation room seems kind of blunt, but its probably correct?  Any other options? I don't know why this is so weird for me...sigh. 

Million$$Baby

At my last job, it was called a lactation room.

newsbaby

At my job its called the "Wellness room". I used it when I was pg to lay down for a few mins when I was exhausted. I've also heard it being called the Mothers Room.

krissyh21

The pumping room in the NICU was called the Mother's Room.

TheSkimmy

I would think lactation room is correct- nursing room?

tittty tent?

milk mansion?

 

schmoodle

At my office, it's called the "Mother's Room".

Mouseygail

I've decided to go with Skim's suggestion of Milk Mansion so that it will be properly opulent

"Mother's Room" it is!  Thanks!!!!

here4u

In reading the replies I'm just surprised at how many people's jobs offer a seperate room, that is great!!   I know 3 women at my old job used the boss's private bathroom b/c they wouldn't be bothered in there.  When I pumped I was able to use an office of a boss that left, so that was nice and private.  To answer your question though, I guess lactation or Mothers Room would suffice.  I think in BRU they call it the Mothers Room.

BelleBaby

Ours is called the Nursing Mothers room.

eriness`

Ours is called a Privacy Room, because it can be booked for both nursing, or persons needing a bit of privacy for insulin shots and such.  It has a sink, counter, round stool, and decently comfy chair, outlets and sharps container. 

Alie05

My work calls it a "Mother's retreat"

lol

klaus

I thought it was the law to provide a private/non-bathroom place for pumping...usually refrerred to as a lactation room.  Is this wrong?  I have no idea where this is at my workplace but I guess I will ask a week or two before coming back from leave...

Mouseygail

klaus:

I thought it was the law to provide a private/non-bathroom place for pumping...usually refrerred to as a lactation room.  Is this wrong?  I have no idea where this is at my workplace but I guess I will ask a week or two before coming back from leave...

  I think the law is probably tied to the size of the company..it would be a "hardship" for really small companies to have to provide a place..... I'm an architect and I've never heard that it is required...

Quiksilver620

either 'lactation room' or 'mother's room'

LucyPevensie

I like titty tent (per Skimmy.)

I am sitting here thinking a clueless boss may not "get" what a "Mother's Room" is supposed to be for - I hope I'm wrong - but you still may have to say a "Mother's Room" for nursing moms..

KYRN

TheSkimmy:

tittty tent?

milk mansion?

 

LOL, I like these the best.

TheSkimmy

Hooter House?

Knockers Nook?

Do you need more???

dusk42

Mouseygail:

klaus:

I thought it was the law to provide a private/non-bathroom place for pumping...usually refrerred to as a lactation room.  Is this wrong?  I have no idea where this is at my workplace but I guess I will ask a week or two before coming back from leave...

  I think the law is probably tied to the size of the company..it would be a "hardship" for really small companies to have to provide a place..... I'm an architect and I've never heard that it is required...

Companies under 50 can claim hardship, but most companies are fairly accommodating. 

https://articles.cnn.com/2010-04-09/health/breast.feeding.society_1_breastfeeding-breast-milk-working-mothers?_s=PM:HEALTH

https://www.nj.com/business/index.ssf/2010/05/health_reform_bill_mandates_fi.html

 

Alie05

TheSkimmy:

Hooter House?

Knockers Nook?

Do you need more???

hahahahahaha!