August marks the start of Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and there are several working mothers who statistically stop breastfeeding earlier than recommended by the CDC. One of the reasons suggests mothers may not be getting the support they need from employers. Indeed- in 2018, just under half of employers provided a separate onsite lactation room or mother’s room. For women concerned with how they’ll balance returning to the workplace and being a new mom, below is a list of coworking spaces, free resources, and products striving to make life easier.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2019/07/27/10-coworking-spaces-resources-and-products-for-new-moms-returning-to-the-office/#6ce78d3320b6
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