Congrats on welcoming your new baby girl!

I can tell you're concerned about going back to work, but you'll have a much better time establishing bfing and then setting yourself up to go back to work if you follow the other girls' advice at this stage. After six weeks bfing should have settled into something of a pattern and you can probably better predict how long bfs will be for and when they will occur (maybe!).

Is there a particular reason she needs to be in a bfing routine when you return to work? I understand you will probably be expressing at work, and it will be fine for you to have set expressing breaks during work time, but won't affect when she needs to bf (or how often she has ebm) and how much she gets when you're with her.

As long as Liisi has plenty of wet and dirty nappies there is no need for you to be worried about dehydration. Make sure she bfs often (she'll usually want more when it's hot anyway). Water is not a good idea for any new baby, breast or bottle fed, as it interferes with milk and nutrition.