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Breastfeeding in public and at work
You have the right to breastfeed in public and at work – but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy.
Here you can find out about:
- the benefits of breastfeeding when you’re out and about
- tips to help you feel confident breastfeeding in public
- your right to breastfeed in public
- how breastfeeding when you’ve returned to work is best for you, your baby and your employer.
In this section
- Breastfeeding is the perfect way to feed your baby when you’re out. Breast milk is free, fresh and requires no preparation. Read more
- It’s illegal for someone to stop you breastfeeding in public. If someone asks you not to breastfeed, find out what you can do and where to learn more about your rights. Read more
- You don’t have to stop breastfeeding just because you’re returning to work. Find out how breastfeeding when you’re working is best for baby, best for you, and even has benefits for your employer. Read more
Related websites
Breastfeeding Friendly Workplaces
Information for employers and employees about managing breastfeeding and working, and creating breastfeeding-friendly workplaces.
La Leche League
The website of the New Zealand branch of the La Leche League, an international organisation promoting breastfeeding.
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Page last updated: 05 December 2011


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