Welcome to the birthful podcast. I'm Adriana Lusada, and today we're going to be talking about breastfeeding and going back to work.

When should you start preparing and what

do you do? What can help maintain your milk supply? Will your baby start waking more at night?

What do you need to know about your pump? What about if things start going south? Nancy Morbarger is here

to help. Stay tuned.

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The Birthful podcast, talking to maternity pros to inform your intuition.

Hello, Mamas and Mamas to Be.

I want to thank you once again for all the love you're giving this show and send you a quick

reminder to please put some reviews in front of that show and iTunes, even if that's not how

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mamas. I will be forever grateful. So today I have Nancy Morbacher on the show to talk about breastfeeding

going back to work. And Nancy began helping breastfeeding families as a volunteer in 1982

and became a board certified lactation consultant in 1991. For 10 years, she founded and ran a large

private lactation practice. and she's also worked

for a major breast pump company and a national corporate lactation program.

In terms of books, Nancy is author of Breastfeeding Answers Made Simple, which is used by

breastfeeding specialists worldwide, and she's co-author of a book for parents,

Breastfeeding Made Simple, along with Kathleen Kendall Tackett.

Her most recent book is called Working and Breastfeeding Made Simple, which she wrote or came out

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