For the first month I'd plan on being at home for feeds as much as possible if Bfing, just so you and baby can get to know each other w/fewer distractions. After that, though, once you have your system worked out, go for it!
I know many moms can feed under a blanket over their shoulder - I am NOT one of those moms! (at least not once baby starts to learn to wiggle LOL) I just find as discreet a place and position as I can and go for it. I figure it's legal (at least here in the States), I'm being as discreet as I can and still nurse, and hey, THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE
FOR!!! :lol:
Once we hit a month or two old, I could start to sit Josie and Nat in my lap to nurse and they'd do most of the latch-on work for me, so it did get easier. And while they took bottles, I could give them EBM, formula, or a mix if needed - sadly, when Nat got sick she nursed so much and never went back to taking bottles, but maybe if you can keep it up you can stretch it out. With Josie I'd pump every night around her bedtime while DH gave her a bottle from the previous night's milk topped off w/formula if needed; managed it for a while with Nat, but her cold threw a monkey wrench into that so I'm still the one and only milk source since she gave up bottles.
Yeah, well, sooner or later I'll have "the girls" back! LOL
Good luck!!! Yes, it's a little tricky at first, but you can do it!
If we did it, it's definitely possible!