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You're going back to work. Not only are you depressed about leaving your baby, you're worried about your milk supply. Returning to work is one of the major reasons many nursing mothers quit earlier than they want to, but Teglene Ryan of the La Leche League, Calavaras County, California (maggiemom2000), says you can easily keep up your milk supply with these 8 tips:
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That sounds like a lot of really good information!
I bet it will help moms who are facing going to back to work and still want to maintain nursing their baby.