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Peep everything the night before you need to take and put it in the car (pump, diaper bag, etc). Keep bottles in a cooler bag in the fridge to grab in the morning. I kept a checklist by the door of the essentials so I could do a quick double check before I left. It's really hard at first to remember everything!

Yeap, we keep a checklist taped to the door leading out to the garage (mostly in the rare case DH has to prep the daycare bags) but it helps.

At night, I lay out my outfit and DS' outfit for the next day, put the daycare bags in the car, and prep DS' breakfast and sippy cup and stick it in the fridge so I can just nuke for a few seconds and hand it to him in the morning (I imagine this is like prepping your bottles to grab and go in the morning). Set up the coffee and clean commuter mugs on the counter. Make sure you have a good breakfast and lunch ready to go for the morning. I usually keep my lunch bag on the counter so I can dump everything in there and run out the door.

If I was still BF/pumping, I would have 2 sets of pump parts and always have the clean/dry stuff in the bag and in the car at night while the other set dries on the counter. I would also have 2 days worth of bottles too, so one set can be dirty or in the process of being washed or dried while the other set is already in the fridge and ready to go. Same with pacis, loveys, paci clips, etc. I'm a big believer in dupes! I would buy several ice packs and just keep them in the freezer - forgetting to freeze one is a bummer.

I prepped everything I could the night before: freeze milk, washed bottles, packed up my pump supplies, etc. and in the morning my husband was responsible for thawing milk and prepping the bottles. If I had 1.5 hours to myself in the morning, I would honestly go back to sleep for an hour.

@DesertDreams88: Will you be pumping in your classroom? If you have a Simple Wishes bra, you would have your hands free to grade/enter grades, type lesson plans, or do your editing. I wasn't able to do that very often, but I did appreciate the times when my coworker was out of the office and I could catch up a bit during my pump sessions.

DH is in charge of daycare around here, so he does all the prep, and he prefers to wait until the morning. Our morning routine:
6:00 DH dumps DD into bed with me, I nurse her, DH goes downstairs to let the dogs out and feed them
6:10 I get DD diapered and dressed while DH showers and dresses himself
6:20 I play with DD while DH pulls out the bottles I pumped the previous day and puts new nipples/caps on them, pulls fresh cloth diapers out of the basket, puts everything into the daycare bag
6:30 DH and DD leave to drive to daycare, I begin showering and getting ready for the workday

You get into a rhythm pretty quickly. It's really not all that much stuff, particularly if you aren't breastfeeding and cloth diapering.

[ETA] I save a lot of time by having a million extra bottles, caps, and pumping parts. I have an extra pump and pump parts that stay at work and never come home, and I use microwave sterilizer bags to clean them at the office. Bottles get washed in our regular dishwashing routine since we have so many extras we don't worry about them not being clean when we need them. I collected all that stuff by asking around on Buy Nothing and mom forums - LOTS of people were looking to unload items. I carry in a ton of clean bottles/caps at the beginning of the week so I don't have to worry about it most mornings.

@DesertDreams88: get freemies! You cannot tell you're pumping other than the noise. My coworker has meetings (with people she's closest to) while using them!

@DesertDreams88: If you're worried about someone walking in, you can also throw a nursing cover on. It might still be an awkward conversation, but at least they won't see anything you don't want them to!