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In an empty dental operatory that was never used with a lock! Not sure if it was an osha violation, but it was the only available room that wasnt a bathroom!

In a storage closet surrounded by boxes. The mother's room is a 5 min walk and there isn't a sign up sheet. I don't want to spend 10 mins (round trip) walking and someone might be in the room. Plus in the storage room, I can set up my pump and leave it for the day. Luckily no one really goes in the closet to get anything. But it locks when you shut the door and my boss is the only one with a key, so she knows if it is shut I am in there and not to let anyone in.

I have my own office with a locking door, so I will probably just pump at my desk. We don't have a sink in our office suite, but the bathroom is just across the hall in case I need the sink, so while not 100% ideal, I think it will work fine. The only thing is, we are a very small office of 3 people at full strength (me, my boss, and our support person) and we're just about to hire someone for the support job, which has been vacant for months. It will almost certainly be a guy, and I'm *slightly* nervous about whether it will be a weird dynamic. So I might find out where the mothers' room is in our building, just in case...

There's an empty office I can use, but since my office locks, I will probably just pump at my desk. I started a new job right before I left for maternity leave, so I want to spend as much time working and catching up as possible. When I get more comfortable, I'll probably move to they empty office to get a break.

There is a conference room for one on ones and small meetings in my office. I pumped there.

I pump in a shared room that's used for multimedia production (within my large open shared office w/ cubicles). There's a glass door with no lock, so I lined it with construction paper and sign that says I'm in there at certain times. I put up another temporary sign if I'm using it at a non-standard time. Have only been walked in on once in 9 months, and the other person stayed in the room and kept looking for whatever she needed.....no apology....no nothing. I'm the only one pumping at work.

My classroom. It's kind of a pain, because I have windows with no shades, so I had to make my own with some paper that I have to put up and take down every time I pump, as my classroom looks out on a shared area where there are ALWAYS kid. My classroom also has to always be available in case a kid needs to come in and get their stuff because they need to go home from recess or whatnot. I've hidden behind my desk many a time while my teaching partner let in a kid to get their stuff. Ridiculous.

Mother's room and we have a few rooms so usually its available. But unfortunately my work schedule is crazy with last minute meetings and I don't get to pump as much as I would like to.

In my office. It has a door that locks and vertical blinds for the one glass wall that faces the hallway, which were installed solely for the purpose of pumping. I feel pretty fortunate!