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Get over It??
Asked by A.E. from San Antonio
on May 14, 2007
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I'm considering renting a breast pump instead of buying one. However, I have to admit I'm not completely comfortable with the idea of using a pump that has been used b...
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- Never had to use a pump, neither of my girls would take anything except my breast - but considered renting one if I could ever get them to use an artificial nipple. ...
- I spoke with 2 lactation consultants who had no vested interest in either selling or renting me a pump so that they would not be biased. Both told me to get an Ameda....
- I used an electric one and I rented it. Theres no point in buying one if you arent having anymore kids. The sanitation really isnt that big of a deal cause you can put...
Breast Pumps
Asked by A.H. from Salinas
on January 21, 2010
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I plan on breastfeeding if my baby will of course but I know I'll have to go back to work while I'm still breastfeeding. Any recommendations on good breast pumps and ...
Safe Baby Bottles?
Asked by K.B. from Boston
on April 10, 2008
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I'm having my first baby in May and am planning on breastfeeding, but still would like to have some bottles in the house. Recently I have been hearing a lot about BPA...
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- Playtex drop in system doesn't have the BPA in the plastic liners. You cannot put them in the microwave or use boiling water. I just use lukewarm water for my formula....
- Here's another link for you about safe plastics for baby bottles and other items: http://www.iatp.org/iatp/publications.cfm?accountID=421&refID=77083
- Medela has some BPA-free plastic bottles, look for the purple stripe on some of their packaging, not all. all the playtex drop-ins liners (bags and shaped drop-ins) a...
Which Formula Is Best?
Asked by H.R. from Dallas
on March 12, 2007
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I am considering weening my child but don't know which formula is best. We typical eat all natural foods at our house. If it could be purchased in bulk at Sam's to s...
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- Find out if your baby's doctor has some samples that you can try. My doctor has several different brands in her office.
- Ask your pediatrician's office. They'll give you samples of what they have so you don't waste money on formula that your daughter will end up not liking.
- Considering your question was which formula is best, not whether or not to continue to breastfeed, I recommend Enfamil Lipil with Iron. Using formula is a great way t...
Best Breast Pump
Asked by D.P. from Chicago
on September 14, 2010
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Hello ladies! I am looking for a good breast pump and need some good recommendations I have used the Avent manual breast pump in the past and loved it. However I go...
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- I loved my medela Pump in Style! It works well and worth every cent!
- I also loved my Medela Pump in Style. I think I paid around $300 for it but it was great pumping both sides at the same time. Good Luck!
- I am a BIG fan of any pump made by Medela. When I was a working mom, I used the Pump In Style. Being a stay-at-home mom now, I got their manual pump at Target. It w...
Should I Try Breastfeeding Again?
Asked by K.C. from Washington DC
on June 12, 2011
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To tell you the truth my first experience really discouraged the heck out of me. I just feel that if emotionally I was supported and ready for it. I would have stuck ...
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- Hi K., Congrats on your pregnancy! As many have said, every baby is different and your experiences before do not have to dictate what will happen this time around....
- from what you said, it sounds like you should give it another go. If all that was stopping you was lack of support, I really think you are strong enough to try again. ...
- Try taking a class at your hospital on breastfeeding. That should help you make up your mind. Take your baby's father with you, too. You will definitely need the su...
Whisper Wear Breast Pump
Asked by E.K. from Chicago
on September 15, 2006
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I'm interested in the Whisper Wear Breast Pump but don't know anyone personally who has used it. I'm a teacher, planning to pump at school when I return to work, and ...
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- check out www.kellymom.com there is a page that shows you how to make any pump hands free without buying the expensive and hard to put on bustiers. I personally we...
- Never had a Whisper, but I, too, recommend a Medela. I got a double electric Pump In Style on Ebay for half the orice. Also, you can buy a bra/bustier/bandeau to hol...
- Hi - I never used a Whisper but I have an Ameda Purely Yours that works really well. The www.kellymom.com link about hands-free pumping is a good method if that's th...
Breastfeeding Help!
Asked by S.G. from Colorado Springs
on February 15, 2008
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I have been breastfeeding my new son for a month now. He is an eager eater and latches on well. However, both my nipples have been cracked since he began nursing. I am...
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- Has breastfeeding always been this painful? If so, I'd be willing to bet that the way your son is latched on is causing your nipple pain. All those things that you've ...
- Hang in there girl! I had the same problem I would cry everytime my baby nursed and I kept on putting Lanesol this kind of brand I got it from Target and it really hel...
- My nipples were extremely sore and I just about cried everytime my baby latched on but once the sucking started the pain went away and I could nurse somewhat comfortab...
Which Brest Pump Is the best...manual or Lectric?
Asked by M. from Minneapolis
on March 31, 2007
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Hi Mom's! My little one is due in September and I am clueless as to which brand is better when it comes to manual/electric breast pumps....anyone?
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- I saw one person mention this, but most insurance companies will cover most of the cost for a pump. I got the Medela dual electric pump (also came with equipment to pu...
- Electric Medela is the best I have used.I had an avent manual one but it gets really hard after a while.Electric is easier.
- I Have a Medela pump in style and a Medela Harmony. If you are returning to work you should really invest in a duel electric pump. The electric pump will help keep you...
Good Breast Pump
Asked by T.T. from Peoria
on October 1, 2008
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I am due to have my second child in early November and am looking for an afordable breast pump. I have looked into alot of the name brands but alot of them do not hav...
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- I purchased a Medela Pump in Style from Memorial Hospital's medical supply store. It's a great pump and it works just like the industrial strength ones used in the hos...
- I breast feed all three of mine and pumped while at work. The only pump that I found that would keep up was the Medela brand. If you have a hard time with your milk ...
- I rented a pump from the hospital contact when my first were born. This time around, i bought a Lansinoh pump from Target.com The reviews mostly said that the dials ...
