Ava Pods

State Law

Alaska

Alaska breastfeeding laws and lactation protections, including workplace accommodations and public breastfeeding rights.

Mothers in Alaska have the right to breastfeed in any public location, as long as they are legally allowed to be there. The federal FLSA’s PUMP Act provides workplace lactation accommodation protections for all breastfeeding employees, but Alaska has no additional state-level lactation laws.

We’ve awarded Alaska one drop on our scale.

A 3-drop ranking system that shows Alaska gets just one drop.

AK Breastfeeding Laws: In Public

Mothers have the right to breastfeed in any public or private location in Alaska, as long as they’re allowed to be there. Read the law: AS 29.25.080

AK Breastfeeding Laws: At Work

Alaska does not have any state laws protecting breastfeeding at work. But the federal FLSA’s PUMP for Nursing Mothers Act requires all employers to provide all breastfeeding employees with reasonable break time and a private lactation space (other than a bathroom) to pump at work for one year.

AK Breastfeeding Information + Resources

Breastfeeding mothers in Alaska are exempt from public indecency laws and jury duty.

The Alaska Breastfeeding Coalition's mission is to “inspire, empower, and support families in their breastfeeding goals.” Visit U.S. Breastfeeding Committee for a full list of state breastfeeding coalitions.

Breastfeeding Law Rating Key

One drop: There is no state-level workplace lactation legislation beyond the PUMP Act.

Two drops: State law exceeds the PUMP Act in one of the following ways: 1) Lower threshold for employer exemption; 2) Workplace protections beyond one year; 3) Requirements for lactation spaces (e.g. electrical outlets); 4) Protections for specific populations other than employees (e.g. students).

Three drops: State law exceeds the PUMP Act in at least two of the following ways: 1) Lower threshold for employer exemption; 2) workplace protections beyond one year; 3) requirements for lactation spaces (e.g. electrical outlets); 4) protections for specific populations other than employees (e.g. students).

Disclaimer: Please consult a professional for legal advice. Our information on breastfeeding laws is not a substitute for legal counsel.

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Explore Our Lactation Pods

Freestanding lactation spaces that meet the requirements on this page, wherever you need to put one.

Mamava XL

Mamava XL

Wheelchair-accessible lactation pod for public spaces and workplaces.

Area
50 sq ft
Dimensions
9'3" W x 5'6" D x 7'7" H
Weight
700 lb
Access
Smart Access
Assembly
About 4 hours, no hardwiring required
Mobility
Retractable caster wheels for relocation
Accessibility
ADA compatible, no ramp needed
Mamava Flex

Mamava Flex

Versatile, all-in-one lactation pod for workplaces and public spaces.

Area
24 sq ft
Dimensions
6'7" W x 3'8" D x 7'9" H
Weight
415 lb
Access
Smart Access technology
Assembly
About 2 hours
Mobility
Retractable caster wheels for relocation
Mamava Solo

Mamava Solo

Comfortably compact lactation pod designed for workplaces.

Area
16 sq ft
Dimensions
4' W x 4' D x 7'9" H
Weight
300 lb
Access
Smart Access or tech-free options
Assembly
Under 2 hours
Mobility
Retractable caster wheels for relocation
Mamava Slide

Mamava Slide

Sliding-door lactation pod for easy placement in any space.

Area
14 sq ft
Dimensions
4' W x 3'7" D x 7'4" H
Weight
550 lb
Access
Manual access
Assembly
Under 3 hours
Mobility
Glide feet for relocation

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