Lactation Space Can Influence Return-to-Work Confidence for New Mothers

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The return to work after having a baby is one of the most emotionally layered transitions a new mother will face. Alongside the demands of childcare, healing, and sleep deprivation comes the daunting task of stepping back into a professional world that often overlooks the realities of early motherhood. One of the most pressing concerns during this time is breastfeeding. Without a private, safe space to pump, returning to work can feel stressful and disheartening. This is where a well-designed lactation space becomes essential, not just as a legal requirement, but as a powerful contributor to confidence, emotional wellbeing, and dignity.

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