momma’s in the medical field, how are you keeping up with pumping at work 😩 my boss only allows me to pump twice during my 10 hour shift. my milk is starting to slow down 😞
My stash!! I'm super pumped
Ladies I called my insurance about breast pump and they said with their insurance in order to get a pump I get a prescription from doctor then I call 3 different numbers to see what my insurance covers but the only thing is I have to wait til baby is born to call and get pump so I want to at least buy a hand pump which do you ladies recommend for hand pump and when I can get a pump from insurance please n thank you 💖💖
Today was the day I was Able to submit my order for my free breast pump! 😍😍.
Breast pump covered by insurance I've already done what I needed to find out what type of pump I get covered through insurance. It turns out, with my insurance, I can't even get my pump shipped to me until I call them with all the birth details of my baby. So...wth am I supposed to do having a baby and no pump?! I plan to pump exclusively and this REALLY throws a wrench in my plans.
When's a good time to apply for my breast pump??
Lanie Jay·
You’re entitled to at least 3 breaks during a 10 hour shift. Why are you only getting 2?
Dria Stewart·
Мама троих детей
@laniejay, that’s all they allow us to take. One 15 minute break & a 30 minute lunch. It sucks when I’m used to pumping every 2 hours.. I wouldn’t even mind pumping every 3 hours but that’s out the question
Lanie Jay·
@driastewart, after 6 hours I believe you’re entitled to 2- 15 minute breaks and a half hour as well. I’m not sure if that varies by state though. I’d also review the pumping laws in your state.
Krystal Covington·
Многодетная мама (6 детей)
https://klinglerlaw.com/cincinnati-employment-lawyers/pregnancy-discrimination/pumping-work-break-time-rights-breastfeeding-employee/
Hope this helps you honey good luck!
K·
I’m in Ohio. You’re allowed to pump as often as necessary. They’re breaking the law by not allowing sufficient time to pump. 2-3 is the normal and about 15-20 minutes each time. You’d think working in the medical field they’d know this.
K·
http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/p/cm/ld/fid=200
K·
angelfoodcake·
I thought you get a 10-15 break for every 2 hours worked and at least a 30 min lunch ....
angylynn22·
Мама двоих (младенец)
Yea they have to allow you breaks to pump....I work 12s