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New moms know how hard it is to breastfeed or pump at workplaces and while traveling.

Laws have required companies with 50 or more workers to provide safe, secure lactation spaces for moms since 2010.

And in 2017, a new federal law required all medium and large airports to do the same.

According to Condi Nast Traveler magazine, airports have until 2021 to meet those requirements.

While some airports already had lactation spaces, it hasn't been easy for every airport to get up to speed.

The Friendly Airports for Mothers Act requires private, lockable spaces

behind security in every terminal of an airport. The corporate world, too, hasn't caught up. Despite

the legal requirements, many companies still tell mothers to pump in closets or bathrooms, or

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