those bfing for a year or so and going back to work

mrsmel · May 2009

where do you plan to pump? have you talked to work about this yet?

surprisebaby4us2009 · May 2009

in my office with the door shut and locked... no worries

AutumnBride929 · May 2009

I will be able to pump in my cubicle. Another woman that used to work here just had a "curtain" attached to her cube walls & closed it whenever she was pumping. I was so happy to find this out!

mavilabride · May 2009

Originally, I was just going to do what everyone here does which is go to the handicap restroom when not in use and pump in there. The women have put a chair in that room so that moms can pump.

But my job recently opened up a "mommy's room." It's a small room with magazines and one chair where you can pump. That's the room I'll use.

browneyes_24b · May 2009

There is an extra conference room with a lock on the door. This is where I plan to pump.

C.Mo · May 2009

I guess I'm just going to in the bathroom. Only myself and one other woman works here, and we have our own bathroom. No chance of being interrupted. Yes

amor133 · May 2009

There is a room especially designated for bfing in this office somewhere. I'm pretty sure it's downstairs. Guess I should find out exactly where it is huh?

hula_lula · May 2009

in a meeting room. or if all else fails, in the handicap stall in the bathroom. Yuck.

Hotomale · May 2009

My office has a room specifically set aside for this. I think it would be loud/annoying to my coworkers to do in my office, but it's a pretty quiet office...

theweathermanswife · May 2009

I am very lucky in that we have a pumping room. It is intended for our patients' mothers, but the nurses get to use it, too.

MizMac · May 2009

In my office, with a curtain over the window next to the door. ?There are a ton of other moms in my office, so everyone knows what a closed door and blue curtain mean.... ?:-)

strimble26 · May 2009

Sooo butting in but I just wanted to tell you I have been pumping in the storage room at work for six months now and although it is a pain, it is do-able! Good luck to all of you

katypresson · May 2009

Hmmm....good question....probably either in our conference room (when not in use) or the bathroom...or if all else fails my cubicle....my MIL sits right next to me, so I wouldn't feel weird doing it in front of her...but people can walk by and see ...which would be weird to me.

Lopo · May 2009

My work has a lactation room. YAY!

jolis_petits_bijoux · May 2009

Bathroom handicapped stall, conference room, or office with the door shut.

Temp534591562502098 · May 2009

in my state its the law to provide a non-bathroom, non-storage closet, private space to pump to employees thats nearby. I'm guessing I'll use one of the meeting rooms here (they can lock and have keys) but I'll talk to my boss about that while I'm on leave (I'm taking 12 weeks).

mpls_cat · May 2009

I spoke with HR when I first found out I was pregnant. There is a mother's room in my building (no windows, door that locks, comfy chair, etc.) so I will be using that.

madhatter2003 · May 2009

with DD - in the bathroom

with DS - in our cushy new mom's room

Ali22 · May 2009

I am currently talking to my manager and HR about this issue. I have a cubicle at work but don't feel comforatable pumping there because I don't have a door and pumps make noise. I refuse to go into our bathrooms because it is gross. So I am thinking of using our supply room which locks and just post a note not to enter. I will only have to figure out where to go for one or two days a week because it turns out I will be able to work from home part time! I am so grateful!!

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