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@belljackson Aww thanks for this! So helpful to hear about your experience! ETA: this milk stork thing is amazing!!

@mr_banjo My husband can't go because he has a new job and also we have a toddler who I think would not do well in a hotel for 3 days. Plus that's 3 plane tickets. If the baby gets sick then I'm screwed no matter what, but at least if she's with me she can nurse. I'm praying she doesn't get sick...

@andrewrivers1990 I see your points but remember we have two kids. Toddler still wakes up at night and baby's crib is in the same room. So could be free sleep training but could be extremely challenging for husband too. (Not mutually exclusive!) As for doing two things badly...well that's my...

@jmmgentry Let me know if your parents and stepdad are available lmao! I've asked my family members, they all either have to work or are scared to fly or one thing or another

@yole The conference is in the hotel! So I might not even need to worry about pumping at all!

@brojerry Thanks! Yeah she's definitely past the wrap and go stage. She's not walking but definitely will be cruising by then--she needs to be on the floor

@gklassiter Aww I love this! Thank you! I honestly can't bear the thought of being alone in a hotel without my baby for three nights. Pumping, which would make me miss her even more. I'll miss my toddler a ton too, but he is a big daddy's boy, I know he'll be fine with my husband for a few days...

@gklassiter Yeah the city where the conference is happening actually has a number of services for this very purpose. It is a place where a lot of people come to do business for a day or two or three. I've found some well-reviewed agencies and would call the person's references, take the elevator...

Posting here too because I feel like a lot of you ladies in workingmoms have gone through stuff like this... So I'm at a bit of a loss for what to do here...I agreed a long time ago to go to this conference for work, thinking, "surely by 8 months my baby will be able to be apart from me for a...

@nehsewokayydocyelad Oh I think it was probably very well thought through. It sends a clear message to women that they should be in the home and not working. And it sends a clear message to everyone that society has no obligation to care about people in poverty.