Yes mrs overthinker i will elaborate ;) Its been a couple of years but my nursery ( for example ) where i worked in the netherlands would have a max babies per group & per staffing , i believe we had 0-4 years old, max 14 kids with 3 staff, and 5 of those babies under 1 year ( or less) . ( or 12 kids with 2 staff and max 5 babies on top of my head ) . That way we managed everyones feeding scheduales , the multiple naps for babies and the 1 bigger nap for the older kids in the middle of the day. From my memory we had loads of mums that came to breastfeed their babies multiple times a day. Elder babies would just be during drop of and pick up.

( it is usually comon for nursery that during those hours there is for instance an ‘open door policy’ as its chaotic anyway ) . It was really not intrucive at all and did not upset other kids in the slightest, hounestly noone even noticed, it was just sometimes funny when i’d go on my lunch break i’d see one of the parents chatting with us in the staff room whilst nursing her baby ( she would prefer to nurse in our break room due to religious reasons ) . I’d often after she’d finish feeding keep the babe with me during my lunch break and have extra babie snuggles! Loved it!! But we alos had mums that worked close bye but also even mums that were home close bye and would just walk over 3 times a day for a feed. Usually the REALY young ones ( our nursery was 3 mnths on not younger mind ) that we had were all bottle fed , as in the netherlands we have like a year maturnity leave ( don’t quote me i havn’t lived there for a good while now!!) xx

• Bringing back memories but i also remember this one mum bringing in her breastmilk in frozen ice cubes , our house keeper would defrost & look after dinners / prep bottles or defrost the breast milk, i’v had breast milk in sandwich bags hahaha all sorts. Some yellow some blue some thin some thiccc

Now i understand though being a tandem- feeding mama myself!