Natural & Homeopathic: Ameda
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Quiet Medela Breastpump?
Asked by E.F. from Chicago
on January 17, 2009
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I have an older Medela Pump in Style that I used for my first. It works... but it is sooo loud and so slow. I recently saw another women pumping and was amazed at how...
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- I would highly, highly recommend the fairly new Medela hands-free pump. Not only is it quiet, it comes with little attachments for your bra to make it hands-free, it ...
- i have the medela freestyle & love it. much like you i had the pump in style for my first who is 3 now. i am a ftwm, too, and have a 6 month old. I bought the frees...
- When I pump I zip up the front compartment...it really helps the noise level, just an idea.
Dr. Brown's Natural Electric Breast Pump
Asked by K.C. from Washington DC
on January 16, 2008
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I am hoping to find out about some breast pumps. If you have any recommendations, they would be appreciated. I am using an Ameda Purely Yours right now, and love it,...
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- I would try the hospital b/c you can rent them. Try a couple and see which one you like. I had a madella which I liked. Although I don't know that I had a lot of pr...
- do you not have the adapter that allows you to use the purely yours as a single pump? I had the purely yours and loved it. One other thing I can suggest but it might...
- I used Medela pumps with all three of my children. They are excellent.
Cleaning a Breast Pump
Asked by J.P. from Boise
on December 16, 2010
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Hello smart mommas. I am hoping that you either know of a product out there that I don't know about, or have more creativity than I do. You know in the breast pumps ...
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- I'm not sure exactly what you're talking about...inside the tubing?? If it's inside the tubing then sanitize the tubing either on the stove or in the microwave. Take...
- Some bottle brushes have the detachable 'nipple cleaner', I used to use that on my pump, it's pretty good about getting those nooks and crannies. Also, maybe try a too...
- You can get spare parts to replace the pieces that are problems without having to by a whole new pump. See http://www.bosombuddies.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=...
What Do I Do with My Pump After I Am Finished Breastfeeding?
Asked by V.G. from Chicago
on April 4, 2008
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What are moms doing with thier pump and other breastfeeding equipment (freezer storage basins, car adapter, etc) after they are done breastfeeding? I have heard that i...
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- the one i have was sold to me by a friend who was done using it. i just washed and sterilized the parts that would come into contact with the milk (though other frien...
- Ebay! Depending on the type of pump, you can make some good $$$ reselling it. Don't worry about the transfer of body fluids, because w/electric pumps (Medela, etc....
- you can freecycle it or sell it!
How to Organize Pumping Supplies / I've Got Too Many Bags!
Asked by M.M. from Milwaukee
on January 4, 2011
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I'm looking for suggestions on how to organize the massive pile of "stuff" I have to take to/from work each day. I currently carry a purse (large - I've got two kids!)...
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- When I went to work and dropped my kids off at daycare, there were three bags total: their food bag (I'm a little anal about that), their diaper bag that I restocked e...
- For one, you could try a manual or a more compact nursing pump. Secondly you could buy a bigger cooler that can fit both your lunch and the pumped milk. Put your foo...
- Get yourself some Medela steam clean bags. If you have access to a microwave at work you can clean the parts at work and you don't have to deal with them once you get...
What Kind of Breast Pump?
Asked by P.R. from Dallas
on May 26, 2009
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I am going back to work soon and will need to pump while I am there. I have a Evenflo manual pump, but it is becoming harder and harder to use, probably because I hav...
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- The medela pump in style is great! If you don't mind a used one (they're used when you rent), you can find one for cheaper on Craigslist.com in the baby/kids section.
- I agree that the Medela is awesome, but it is also expensive (unless you put it into perspective of how much formula costs). I had the Medela for my first, loaned it ...
- I agree with other post, Medella is the best and used is not bad if you can find one and buy new tubes and accessories!
Used Breast Pump
Asked by L.S. from Omaha
on October 10, 2011
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Hello Moms. We were offered a breast pump to purchase from someone who no longer needs it. She used it with one child and will no longer be needing it. So it's not a m...
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- I had a Medela pump in style and I know they're not advertised as closed pump - they're intended for single user. HOWEVER... I just don't see how milk could go into...
- Its ok to use it. People rent breast pumps all of the time. As long as you use your own tubing it is completely safe.
- Me personally? I wanted my own and wouldn't even share with my sister. I think it also depends on the brand. If you are having trouble purchasing one, consider asking ...
I Need Reastpump Advice Please!!
Asked by M.J. from Raleigh
on September 12, 2008
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I have 2 children *3 & 4* that I breastfed but only for a very short period of time. I am now expecting in about 6 weeks and I am determined to nurse MUCH longer. I ...
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- I have an Ameda Purely yours that I like. Its a double electric. I also have a Medela hand pump that was good for occasional pumping too. As far as the $$$ goes.....
- i have a 5 mo old. i use the lansinoh dbl electric pump. it was about $130. you can catch sales for it too. i work fulltime so i pump daily. it's good! there's no need...
- There's no need to spend $300 to purchase a good electric breast pump. Walmart has a very nice one that pumps both breasts at once for time efficiency, is lightweight,...
