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PARENTING
Stations created for breast feeding
In an ice pack filled cooler in the trunk of Blythe Glemming's car lies chilled breast milk she pumped hours earlier.
BY BRIAN LEWIS-JONES
Glemming, Oklahoma City graduate student, has been using the Burge Union lactation station for the past two months, which has helped her save time, ensure privacy and
keep a good supply of milk for her son, born on Dec. 10, 2006.
Similar to the Burge lactation station, Kathy Rose-Mockry's office has been used as a lactation station four times since the stations opened earlier this semester.
"I need all the time I can get," she said. "It's really worth it."
There are several lactation stations on campus where students and faculty can nurse their children or express their milk. Users should call a couple of weeks ahead of time to ensure the room's availability.
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Lactation Stations
Higuchi Complex, We Campus
Contact: Susan Sloop
864-5142
Blake Hall
Contact: Melanie Hepburn
864-8937
Burge Union
Contact Carol diVibiss
864-7682
Kansas Union
Contact: Kathy Rose-Mockry or Kristen Abell
864-3552
Multicultural Resource Center
Contact: Santos Nuñez
864-4364
For more information, visit the Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center Web site at www.etwrc. ku.edu.
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