The Victorian Government has decided to introduce a new breastfeeding policy at the workplace, allowing government workers paid breastfeeding breaks and a raft of policies to make
Babies Raised by Working Mums Don't Necessarily Suffer Cognitive Setbacks, Says Study
A new study says that working mothers are not necessarily harmful to child development.
A new study says that working mothers are not necessarily harmful to child development.
"We will provide lactation breaks during work hours for mums who want to express milk in a private area by offering flexible options for working hours and by providing refrigeration," Bligh said.
"Where possible...these lactation breaks of up to one hour of paid time are to be provided, and where employees require more time, flexible work or leave arrangements can be implemented," she added.
Working Mums Do Not Harm Their Kids Mental Development
A new study has found that mothers who work during infancy do not necessarily harm their children's mental development.
A new study has found that mothers who work during infancy do not necessarily harm their children's mental development.
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Children of Working Mums Less Likely to Lead Healthy Lives
A new study has said that kids of working mothers are less healthy than those whose mothers stay at home.
A new study has said that kids of working mothers are less healthy than those whose mothers stay at home.
Kids of Working Mums Get Similar Care as Stay-at-home Counterparts
Breastfed babies are held more and read to more, but they sleep 40 minutes a day less and cry five minutes a day more than bottle-fed babies, says a new study.
Breastfed babies are held more and read to more, but they sleep 40 minutes a day less and cry five minutes a day more than bottle-fed babies, says a new study.
