How do you tell your male coworkers you are going to pump? Or how do you word it? I feel comfortable talking with female coworkers I am going to pump. They usually thought I am going home because I have my pump tote and then I need to explain it myself.
Re: How do you tell your male coworkers you are going to pump
2010: Infertility
October 2015: missed miscarriage #2 at 11 weeks (trisomy 22)
I always just said, "I'm going to pump." It didn't come up much, but some of the guys had wives who breastfed, so it wasn't really a huge deal.
son#1 born 6/2010
son#2 born 4/2012
son#3 born 7/2014
BFP #1 11/07/2012 EDD 07/09/2013 M/C 11/22/2012
BFP #2 02/05/2013 EDD 09/19/2013 Arrived via c-section 09/27/2013
Dx: balanced translocation and LPD
TTC since Oct 2011
BPF 02/19/12, EDD 10/31/12, natural m/c 02/28/12 (4w6d)
IVF (BCPs starting 10/30/12, ER 11/18/12, 5dt of 1 beautiful, healthy embryo 11/23/12)
BFP 12/02/12, u/s @ 6w,5d showed 2 HBs! Identical twins!!
Bed rest from 21w-35w due to short cervix, hospital bed rest from 23w-32w due to PTL
Our rainbows were born 07/19/13 (36w, 5d)
This is my second baby since I have been working here so we passed awkward a long time ago.