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Blurred Boundaries Between Home and Work Can Create Barriers to Sustained Breastfeeding

A survey of 202 mothers found nearly 9 in 10 faced work-related barriers, pushing many to shorten pumping sessions or stop sooner than planned.

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Working from home is often seen as a good solution for new mothers, but a new Washington State University study reveals that the blurred boundaries between home and work can introduce barriers to sustained breastfeeding.

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Blurred boundaries between home and work can create barriers to sustained breastfeeding

Working from home is often seen as a good solution for new mothers, but a new Washington State University study reveals that the blurred boundaries between home and work can introduce barriers to sustained breastfeeding.

·Mona Vale, Australia
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‘People thought I was taking extra breaks’: The hidden pressures breastfeeding mothers face at work

Nearly 9 in 10 mothers encountered at least one work-related barrier, like insufficient time to express milk. Read more at straitstimes.com.

·Singapore, Singapore
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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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