When the nurse practitioner at the solo pediatrics practice of Gerald Calnen, MD, needed space to pump milk for her baby, she went into an exam room, closing the door at times set aside for her.
“We put a little sign up indicating that the room was occupied, and people respected that,” said Dr. Calnen, president of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine. “It was not a problem. Most medical practices have enough flexibility to set aside time for this during the course of the day. And making allowances for a woman to express her milk during the day can have an incredible impact on morale. Most are very appreciative.”
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