Breastfeeding provides a mother and her baby with their most intimate bond. In these encouraging pages, Gale Pryor shows the working woman how to keep alive this supremely rewarding attachment with her child when she returns to her job. Pregnant women making plans for baby, mothers on maternity leave, or mother's already back at work will discover in this book why many working women find breast feeding the easiest way to feed their babies. Gale Pryor covers everything a working mother needs to know about, the basics of breast feeding, including nursing positions, milk supply and feeding schedules, choosing and using a breast pump, ways to store and transport milk safely, how to get support from co-workers and child care helpers, how to go on a business trip without having to wean, and much more. Nursing is one of many means by which the mother-baby attachment is made secure. With warmth and wisdom, she reveals how a mother's confidence that she has done what's best for her baby and has forged the closest ties possible with her child is the key to meeting the challenges that come with being a working mother.