Lactation Stations

Purpose 

The University of New Mexico wants to support those students, staff, faculty, and their partners/spouses who chose to continue chest/breastfeeding their children after they return to school or work. The Chest/Breastfeeding Support Program includes lactation rooms on campus - some of which are equipped with hospital-grade pumps - links to lactation resources, and facilitates communication between current, past, and future chest/breastfeeding parents on campus.

Lactation Stations

Lactation Stations are safe places around UNM campus for parents to pump or chest/breastfeed. You can see these locations by enabling them on map.unm.edu by checking the "Lactation Room" box in the "Resources & ADA category", or see them directly here here.

 

*Information is constantly being reviewed and updated; if you have any questions, please contact women@unm.edu

 

Main Campus: 

  • Zimmerman Library* 
  • Centennial Science and Engineering Library* 
  • Physics, Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Sciences (PAIS) building room 2249* 
  • Johnson Center* 
  • Student Union Building (two rooms available, check in at the Welcome Desk of the SUB) 

*LoboID required for building entry  

 

North Campus: 

  • Domenici Center, (inside the women’s bathroom closest to the Healthy Heart Bistro) 

 

South Campus: 

  • UNM John & June Perovich Business Center 

 

*Please note that some businesses are only accessible during business hours*

 

NM Breastfeeding Legislation

New Mexico has multiple laws which protect breastfeeding in public in and in worplaces, see nmhealth.org to learn more.

 

Chest/Breast Pump Help

How to Assemble Your Accessory Kit

How to Use an Electronic Breast Pump

Escape