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How Often Should a Mother Pump?

The frequency of pumping depends on the needs of the baby and the mother's milk supply. Generally, pumping every 2-3 hours is recommended to mimic a baby's natural feeding schedule. Nighttime pumping may also be necessary to maintain milk supply.

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