Birth and Breastfeeding (work)

Birth and breastfeeding (work) refer to the physical and practical aspects of bringing a baby into the world and providing essential nourishment afterward. Birth involves labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery. Breastfeeding (work) encompasses the efforts of mothers to produce and feed their infants with breast milk, which is vital for the baby's growth and immunity. Supporting structured time and resources for breastfeeding at work, such as designated breaks and private spaces, helps mothers continue feeding their babies, promoting health for both mother and child and balancing caregiving with employment responsibilities.