MS HB1304

Requires all maternal health care facilities to adopt written infant feeding policies that support and promote breastfeeding, train staff on implementation, and post "Breastfeeding in Mississippi: Guidelines" in public areas

Mandates employers provide reasonable paid or unpaid break time for employees to express breast milk, along with a private, sanitary space (not a bathroom) with an electrical outlet near the work area

Establishes misdemeanor penalties of $25 to $250 for any person, corporation, or manager who violates a mother's right to breastfeed in any public or private location where she is authorized to be

Requires the State Department of Health to provide breastfeeding education videos to all state agencies that serve women of childbearing age, rather than making this optional

Estimates Mississippi could save between $36 million and $130 million annually in health care costs if recommended breastfeeding practices are adopted statewide