is my right.
Breastfeeding
There are many physical and emotional health benefits to breastfeeding. Inequitable policies and practices prevent women from breastfeeding.
Together, we can find solutions to support breastfeeding in our communities.
Breastfeeding Pod
Boston Location
Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building
Hours
Monday–Friday
10am–6pm
Breastfeeding while working can be tough if your workplace isn't breastfeeding-friendly.
We partner with our government and employers to create a more inclusive work environment that supports breastfeeding mothers in Boston.
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Breastfeeding during the first two years of a child’s life is one of the most effective ways to support health and development.
The Mamava pod, free and open to all mothers, provides a comfortable environment for breastfeeding.
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Businesses and organizations that want to support breastfeeding employees and the public can join our Partner Program. This free program offers mentorship and tools to support the creation of a breastfeeding-friendly workplace.
Contact us at loveforlatch@bphc.org for details.
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Need resources for breastfeeding while at work? Check out our curated list of tools.
Pumping Log
Guide: Returning To Work
Checklist: Pumping At WorkFor resources in other languages, click here.
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Check out our list of tools for supporting breastfeeding employees.
Checklist: Create a Lactation Space.
For resources in other languages, click here.
Love For Latch also offers anti-discrimination training courses in partnership with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination.
For more information, contact us at loveforlatch@bphc.org.
Mothers spend around 28 hours/week feeding infants.
This is equivalent to a full-time job in many states.
Support the breastfeeding women in your life.
Let’s be bold, together.
Through invested community collaboration, we help Black women feel connected and confident in their breastfeeding journey.