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Ilsa

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3. After 11 might be pushing it for her, especially

Reply to msongs (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 19, 2012, 06:46 AM

Nov 2012

Since the body produces more milk in the morning. Her supply could shut down or she could develop mastitis from not regularly relieving the supply. Not what you want when try to keep up supply and avoid formula feeding.

Teachers have a harder time establishing good pump times, but their employer should accommodate them.

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California Teacher Sues School District Over Breastfeeding Rights [View all] davidn3600 Nov 2012 OP

Sue the pigs Prometheus_unbound Nov 2012 #1

teachers get a lunch break every day usually around 11am -noonish. there it is nt msongs Nov 2012 #2

After 11 might be pushing it for her, especially Ilsa Nov 2012 #3

she's not a teacher; sounds like she's a part-time head start or day care worker. they may HiPointDem Nov 2012 #6

I wonder why she is not using the Ca Dept of Labor complaint process? vanlassie Nov 2012 #4

Idiots. phylny Nov 2012 #5