The Breastfeeding Mom Going Back To Work
Live Class · Feeding & Nutrition
- Language: English
- Sessions: 1
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Child age: Second trimester - 3 Y
- Price: $35 USD (included with BabySparks Premium)
- 289 people have enrolled in this class
In this class I will teach you how to create a bank of breastmilk at home. You will learn how to extract and store your breastmilk, as well as keep it fresh and safely serve it to your baby.
Class Description
In this class I will help you confidently return to work while continuing to breastfeed your baby. You will learn how to build a home supply of breastmilk through pumping and storing your milk, as well as how to keep it fresh and serve it safely to your baby. Going back to work after maternity leave can bring on a lot of mixed feelings. On the one hand, you may be eager to get out of the house and get back to your job; on the other, you’re going to miss your baby like crazy. Add to that your worries about balancing your life as a working mom, your baby’s childcare schedule, and countless other things, and it’s no wonder many mamas find going back to work to be incredibly stressful. If you breastfeed, that’s definitely up there on your list of concerns: how much to pump, where to do it, how to store it, and more.
Your Instructor
I am a Doctor who graduated from the University of Antioquia Colombia. Master in Child Nutrition from the University of Granada (Spain) with studies in Functional Medicine from the FUCS. International Lactation Consultant IBCLC. Mom of 2 girls who are my inspiration and driving force; Defender of natural, healthy, sustainable, and child-guided eating.
Degrees and Certifications
Doctor Master in child Nutrition International Lactation Consultant IBCLC Functional Medicine Practitioner
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