C-section: Ameda
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Just Had C-section, Been Pumping Milk for My Baby but Not Muchl
Asked by A.F. from Stationed Overseas
on April 8, 2011
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I want to breast feed my son but I am having problems producing milk. I am pumping right now because my son was 5 weeks early and he's still in the hospital. He is doi...
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- My older daughter was in NICU at birth. I let my emotions about the situation get the best of me, and it played havoc with my supply the whole time. A couple of ...
- Oh, my heart goes out to you. My daughter was 2 weeks early (not anywhere near the stress level as what you are going through) but I was told by some LC that eary bab...
- C-sections FREQUENTLY destroy the breastfeeding relationship. Breathe and try to relax. If you can get him to latch on, it will help stimulate it even better. Also,...
Breast Pumps
Asked by A.S. from Memphis
on September 28, 2007
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I am scheduled to have a C-section Oct 9th. I am also wanting to attempt breastfeeding but looking for a good pump that works for when i return - Any suggestions? The...
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- I used the Ameda Purely Yours. It is a double electric pump. It was significantly less expensive than the medela breast pump and supposedly is just as good (accordin...
- Hi A., I don't know how long you were planning to pump for, but if was only for a few months (up to 6), you should consider renting one. Your hospital will be able to...
- A., I spent SOooooo much money on breast pumps when I was breast feeding. I had all kinds of them. I ended up with one that looked kind of like a blood pressure ...
Breast Pumps
Asked by A.U. from Dallas
on April 11, 2007
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I am having a new baby on April 17th and this will be my first time to breastfeed. My water ruptured on 3-28, so needless to say we have been in hospital since then an...
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- I am trying to sell my Medela Instyle breastpump. I bought it from a friend for a lot of money and only used it for 2 weeks. It is in the box and I have 2 sets of ac...
- Medela PIS. I know they are expensive, about $250, but if you think about how much money you will save by NOT buying formula it is a GREAT asset! And knowing you pr...
- I would talk to the location where you are having the baby... they usually have a breast feeding center that can guide you to one... i was given one to use (the pump a...
How Did You Cope the First Couple Months?
Asked by K.J. from New York
on June 24, 2008
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I'm not sure I'd call what I'm feeling postpartum depression ... I think baby blues is probably more accurate. In any case, I am finding the first couple weeks of my ...
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- K., Don't take anything for granted. Talk to your doctor. He may suggest taking Lexapro to get you through the first couple of months. I've had three c-sections ...
- What you are feeling is TOTALLY NORMAL. This is new to you, you still have hormones running around, a new little person to care for, and very little "me" time. Listen...
- K.. Hi, I just want to tell you I know how you feel, what you are going through is SUPER difficult....I was there too. I felt exactly as you feel...it's OK and nor...
Picking a Pump
Asked by J.T. from Salt Lake City
on January 5, 2008
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I am currently pregnant with number two and i really want to try and breastfeed for longer then a week, like with my daughter. Due to my c-section and she was in the h...
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- I HIGHLY suggest getting a Medela (Pump in Style- I think it is) pump. They are more expensive but worth it!!!!!!! You can rent a hospital grade one from your hospita...
- Invest in a good quality Medela pump. With my first child I worked 40 hours a week and breastfed exclusively. I borrowed my SIL Medela Pump In Style (it even has a l...
- hi J.! I didn't read all the responses you have gotten so far...but for my first 2 kids I used the Avent pump. It was recommended to me and I loved it. It's su...
Seeking Support from Breastfeeding Mothers with Slow Weight Gain Babies
Asked by T.B. from Miami
on July 8, 2011
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*** If you are not breast feeding, or do not support breast feeding, or do not have experience with a baby who gains weight slow, please do not respond. I'm looking F...
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- Have you checked for tongue tie? I'd pump for about 10 minutes just prior to nursing and try without the SNS. This way - she's guaranteed to get more of the fatty ...
- I experienced this with my third....and last and here is a brief of my story. My little bean and I am guessing it is a similar issue with my first two but with them I ...
- Hi - I don't have direct experience with the nursing problem per se but just want to congratulate you and encourage you in your commitment. My last child was slow to g...
Plano Mom Looking for Good Breast Pump
Asked by C.W. from Dallas
on September 11, 2007
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I'm looking for any advise on a Breast pump. Where do I get one? What's the best one and should I rent or buy if we are not having any other children?
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- I know many of the mother's suggested not to rent a pump. I will tell you that some people really do not enjoy pumping and end up with a pump that they have paid 200+...
- The Medela Pump N Style is a fantastic pump and I would highly recommend it. Before purchasing, I would suggest you call your insurance company as many will cover the...
- Hi C., Call Amy Dellinger, ###-###-#### she can rent you a Medela Pump and accessories. She is great to work with and you will love love love the Medela Pump. ...
Going to Attempt to Breastfeed
Asked by L.H. from Fayetteville
on August 6, 2009
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I am currently around 30 weeks pregnant with my second child and did not breast feed my first, but will have the chance with this one and am wondering if I should wait...
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- By all means, get one now! I have a medela double electric and love it. I had mine given to me from a friend.. I know all the professionals will say don't use someon...
- rent it through the hospital. i was going to purchase one and am glad i didn't b/c i did not produce enough milk for my son!
- Medela Freestyle is worth every penny! I used it for 12 months. I'm having my second baby in December and plan to use it again. I regret not buying it sooner. It a...
Working Moms: Feeding/Sleep Schedule
Asked by H.L. from San Francisco
on July 29, 2009
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When you went back to work, did you put your baby on a set feeding/sleeping schedule? I'm headed back next week (unfortunately) and am not sure what to do.
My dau...
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- My baby ended up working out her own schedule. I went back when she was 12 weeks and I let her eat/sleep on demand. After about a month or two a regular schedule jus...
- I went back to work when my son was 7.5 weeks old. I breastfed on demand when I was home with him and when he went to daycare, I asked them to also feed him on demand...
- Before I went back to work, I started paying attention to the times my son would get hungry and made that my schedule...when I went back to work he was 5 months old an...
Breast Pump
Asked by N.M. from Omaha
on December 15, 2008
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My husband and I just went and registered at BabiesRus and I was wondering if I should register for a breast pump right away and hope that breast feeding works for me ...
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- I too agree in having your doctor write a perscription, and I also agree that a pump-in- style by medela is the best non-hospital grade pump there is!! I have had bo...
- I would recommend waiting and seeing how breastfeeding goes. You or your son may have special needs that will determine what kind of pump would work best. Also, your ...
- If you plan on exclusively breastfeeding, I wouldn't think you'd need a pump. If you want to pump on a regular basis, though, go for it- but get an electric dual one!...
