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Breast pumping is an art, for some it comes easy while for others it is difficult. Lessons and practice bring about the skills for success. Night pumping can present even more challenges. Why pump at night? There are numerous reasons why moms choose to pump at night. Some pump to boost or maintain their milk supply while others with little ones, who sleep more than 4-5 hours, choose to pump to relieve the feeling of engorgement. Working moms, and those who exclusively pump, might keep a pump schedule – even through the night – to ensure a good freezer stash of mama’s milk for many months. Pumping in the dark Feeding your newborn every 3-4 hours, even through the night, is what most parents can anticipate in the early months. Adding a pumping session to (or instead of) a feed
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