Breast Pumping

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... to give their infants breast milk. The two main kids of pumps are hand pumps (you move a handle to work... with soft shields that fit around your breasts. Your pump should come with milk-storage guidelines...Working moms can express breast milk on the job, then bring it home for a caregiver to feed...

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