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Here at Microsoft, we are committed to providing a supportive and welcoming environment for all our employees. We also know that the transition back to work after giving birth can be a difficult one, not just emotionally, but physically as well. Our private rooms are designed to help you feed your baby or pump comfortably while on campus.
Lactation/Mother’s Rooms are available to you, external staff, or visitors of Microsoft employees who need to breast/chest feed a child or pump. Visitors can ask reception for the room passcode when they check in for their visit.
Our Lactation/Mother’s Rooms are equipped with:
Doors locked with universal passcodes, giving you access to all locations.
Refrigerators to store labeled breast milk for the day.
A desk, chair, clock radio, and some with sinks.
Areas that can accommodate up to two people feeding a child in private at one time.
To see a list of Lactation/Mother’s Rooms at your location and obtain the room passcode, contact your building receptionist. If a Lactation/Mother's Room isn’t available and you need to express milk, the receptionist can arrange for an alternate place at your location.
Request a lock for your door
You can also request a lock for your office door. Consider placing your request while on maternity leave so that the lock is installed before you return. This request requires manager approval because it will be charged to your cost center.
If you want to:
Receive the Lactation/Mother’s Rooms passcode: Contact your building receptionist.
Ship your milk while traveling on business: Use Maven to ship your milk while traveling on business and get reimbursed.
Learn about how breast pumps and lactation consultations are covered under Premera health plans: Access the Breast Pump and Lactation Counseling Tip Sheet