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Does Anyone Have a Breastpump?
Asked by J.M. from Dallas
on April 7, 2007
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I am in desperate need of a breastpump. My single electric pump is not pumping my milk effectively and I really need something to return to work with in two weeks. I...
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- You can usually rent one from the hospital or your local pharmacy. Even grocery store pharmacy's rent them. They come w/new sterile tubes and stuff. They are sometimes...
- Hi J., I have an Ameda Purley Yours double pump that works GREAT! I purchased it for my second son because I had a friend that let me ues hers for my first son... bu...
- i would suggest going to Wic as they provide breastfeeding mother returning back to work with a pump...that is all i can think of.
Keeping up Milk Supply After 5 Day Trip Away from Baby
Asked by M.M. from Chicago
on October 27, 2006
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Hi, I'm going on a business trip to Cyprus for 5 days next week, and I'm still on the final throes of breastfeeding, but don't want to give up just because of this tri...
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- I went to Italy in Feb. for the Winter Olympics. My husband and I planned the trip before we knew I was pregnant. My daughter was 5 months old when it was time to go...
- M.: many years ago a mother in my practice went to Egypt.. She used the Avent ISIS very sucessfully to maintain her supply. Though hand pumping is more work she ...
- M., I HIGHLY suggest you post this question to the yahoo group "pumpmoms". Lots of ladies there should be able to give you some great advice - a lot of them actual...
Looking for the Best Mini Electric Breast Pump
Asked by S.A. from Chicago
on February 25, 2009
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Hi Ladies,
We are expecting our 3rd baby in August, so I'm starting to compile a list of things I will need. I am looking for a good, mini electric breast pump that...
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- Evenflo Comfort SelectElectric Breast Pump, loved it. Did the job and was very inexpensive. You can find it at target
- I used the Lansinoh double electric pump. $150 or less. I pumped infrequently while I was at home, but once a day at work for about 5 months and it worked great. Targe...
- I've been using the AVENT ISIS for about four months now....i LOVE IT! I bought the one that you can use as a manual OR electric but have only ever used the electric ...
Seeking Breast Pump
Asked by L.S. from Chicago
on August 23, 2008
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Would like to borrow, rent or buy an electric breast pump ASAP! My cousin is going to have a c-section at the end of this week and needs a breast pump. If she choose...
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- I think most hospitals will rent them to you. When I needed one after a c-section, insurance paid for it.
- Hi L., When I delivered the hospital gave me a Medela kit that was to attach to a rental, but also included a manual pump. I rented a Medela, was given an Evenflo ...
- You can rent breast pumps from the hospital or babys r us. Good luck!
Manual pumps...Opinions?
Asked by K.M. from Columbus
on May 22, 2007
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Hi, everyone!
I am due with my 2nd baby in November and am already thinking about the whole breastfeeding thing. I wanted to start my research early this time since I...
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- I didn't have luck with the Avent manual pump. We ended up getting the Medela Pump In Style. I truly felt like it was worth the money. It is quick, and you can do both...
- HI Tia, I had a HORRIBLE experience with the manual pump, specifically the Advent pump. It didn't work! If you are going to be pumping at work, it would take FOREVE...
- I responded before and I still think manual pumps are the way to go. I used the Avent Isis and I plan on using it again if we are blessed with another child in the fu...
Electric Breast Pump
Asked by K.J. from Kansas City
on March 7, 2008
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I plan to breastfeed and everyone says I MUST get a electric breast pump...but they are expensive. Does anyone have any suggestions or know someone willing to sell th...
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- I have to agree with the rent one or go to the hospital some have a lactaing (spelling) area to try one out. I had one and never used it. It hurt like nobodys busine...
- I would wait until you have the baby, you can rent one from the hospital, and see if breastfeeding actually works out for you and your baby. Then you can buy one, you...
- Are you going back to work after you have your baby? If you will be working full time, you'll probably want to get an electric because it's faster and easier than a m...
Breast Pump
Asked by A.J. from Chicago
on June 23, 2007
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I'm pregnant and due with my first baby August 1. I'm planning on breastfeeding, but would like to buy a breast pump for when I return to work. With so many differen...
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- Congratulations A.. I've used the Medela Pump in Style for both my girls and I would highly recommend it. It comes in it's own bag that doesn't look like a breast pump...
- Hi A. Congrats on your new baby, and that you've decided to breastfeed! I will only recommend the Medela Pump in Style. I used it for all 3 of my kids while I worke...
- Congrats!! Just so you know you can borrow a pump from your local WIC office or rent one from the hospital that you deliver at. Most update their models as they beco...
Recommend Pump for Travelling
Asked by G.S. from Chicago
on February 22, 2008
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Yes moms, it's my second request today, but wanted some referrals. I will be travelling overnights for work soon and wanted a recommendation on a lightweight good pump...
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- The last time I flew, I took my pump in style motor out of the back pack and packed in in my suitcase in between my clothes. It's held inside the back pack by velcro a...
- I've seen this mentioned below, but here's my 2 cents - the Avent Isis manual is wonderful! I used it on my first trip away from my guy (long weekend) and had no prob...
- Hi, The pump that I used all of the time was the Avent Isis(manual pump). That was 3 years ago, but I am sure Avent still has pumps out there. Hope this helps. A...
