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The 2026 State of Breastfeeding Survey

Mamava and Medela’s 2026 State of Breastfeeding Survey of breastfeeding parents suggests workplaces (and public spaces!) need to improve lactation infrastructure.

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A woman sits on a sofa breastfeeding her baby, with a manual breast pump and bottle of expressed milk on the table in the foreground.

The 2025 State of Breastfeeding Survey

Mamava and Medela’s 2025 State of Breastfeeding Survey of almost 3,000 breastfeeding parents suggests workplaces (and public spaces!) need to improve lactation support and infrastructure.

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A woman in a plaid robe sits in a grey armchair by a bright window, cradling a swaddled newborn, with breast pump parts and a mug on the side table.

The 2024 State of Breastfeeding Survey

Mamava and Medela’s 2024 State of Breastfeeding Survey underscores the fact that most breastfeeding parents also pump, and that workplaces and public spaces need to provide more lactation infrastructure.

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A woman sits inside a Mamava lactation pod, smiling as she assembles a breast pump bottle at the fold-down counter, with a hospital-grade pump beside her.

The 2023 State of Breastfeeding Survey

Mamava and Medela asked more than 15,000 breastfeeding parents about their experiences, workplaces, and challenges. Key takeaway: They need more support and infrastructure.

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    • Ava Pods News

    The 2026 State of Breastfeeding Survey

    Mamava and Medela’s 2026 State of Breastfeeding Survey of breastfeeding parents suggests workplaces (and public spaces!) need to improve lactation infrastructure.

    Read More
  • A woman sits on a sofa breastfeeding her baby, with a manual breast pump and bottle of expressed milk on the table in the foreground.

    • Ava Pods News

    The 2025 State of Breastfeeding Survey

    Mamava and Medela’s 2025 State of Breastfeeding Survey of almost 3,000 breastfeeding parents suggests workplaces (and public spaces!) need to improve lactation support and infrastructure.

    Read More
  • A woman in a plaid robe sits in a grey armchair by a bright window, cradling a swaddled newborn, with breast pump parts and a mug on the side table.

    • Ava Pods News

    The 2024 State of Breastfeeding Survey

    Mamava and Medela’s 2024 State of Breastfeeding Survey underscores the fact that most breastfeeding parents also pump, and that workplaces and public spaces need to provide more lactation infrastructure.

    Read More
  • A woman sits inside a Mamava lactation pod, smiling as she assembles a breast pump bottle at the fold-down counter, with a hospital-grade pump beside her.

    • Ava Pods News

    The 2023 State of Breastfeeding Survey

    Mamava and Medela asked more than 15,000 breastfeeding parents about their experiences, workplaces, and challenges. Key takeaway: They need more support and infrastructure.

    Read More
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About Ava Pods

Ava Pods designs and manufactures privacy pods that give people space to focus, whether that's pumping, nursing, a telehealth visit, or a call that needs a closed door. Our pods are designed and assembled at our factory in Springfield, Vermont, where we've operated since 2013. Women-founded and led, we work with organizations worldwide, across workplaces, airports, venues, campuses, and public spaces, to build privacy and calm into places that weren't built to have any.

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