By A Mystery Man Writer
Drinking LOTS of water is crucial for effective breast pumping. Inadequate water intake can lead to a reduction in milk supply, making it harder to meet your baby's nutritional needs. Find out how much water you really need here to not only maintain energy levels but to ensure a successful pumping session.
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