bchbldgrl (50.2 days ago)I loved the Medela Manual Harmony pump. It was amazing when I pumped for Jackson. It worked better than the double electric pump!
~NyMom (52 days ago)I have a manual Avent breast pump and I love it! I breast feed exclusively so there is no reason for me to pump as much.. I can express 6 ounces from my right breast under 10 mins and my left ..ugh that is the slow boob so that takes time to pump..if you go manual I recommend the Avent brand.. easy to clean dishwasher safe and you control the sucking pattern.. if you plan on pumping alot I would say invest in an electrical pump don`t get a cheap electrical pump I tried first years it was not that great pump kept getting backed up with milk into the motor.. I recommend Lansinoh Electric pump cost between a 100-200 dollars.. great reviews ..a few friends of mine have used it and love it lots ;0)
tto (53 days ago)Don`t screw around with cheap pumps- you get what you pay for. They can hurt you and hurt your supply. Get a high quality one- but save money and buy a used one from ebay. I just got a $250 model for $86. You can buy the parts that actually have milk come in contact with them or boil the other ones.
BoyStruckX2 (53.2 days ago)I have the electronic playtex one from Target and it does a good job. Manual is awful....I do not recommend that at all.
kayp (53.7 days ago)Hey..I donit have a baby yet, I`m due in October, but I do have some advice on breats pumps. My sister is a nurse in the NICU at a hospital and she told me to rent the one from the hospital. She said those are the best. Just thought I`d let you know...
hotpotaaaaato (53.9 days ago)I bought a Medela single battery/electric pump... I LOVED it. I only needed to pump 1-2 bottles a day and it worked perfectly. A little noisy, but I`ve heard that for most. Great suction, you don`t get exhausted manually.. I would read while pumping. I used it for 10 months and it`s still working great and I`m ready to use it again for my next baby! I bought it at Babies r Us for about 65$. Good luck!
coltonsmom (54 days ago)Hi, Agonzales. :) With my last pregnancy I bought 2 breast pumps. One was middle of the road (aprx. $75.00) and the other was expensive (aprx. $200.00) and neither one did the job for me. The more expensive one was quiet, and had decent suction but I just wasn`t producing enough.. in fact, the more I pumped the less I seemed to produce. *sigh* I think the hospital you go to will have lactation consultants who will help you answer this question, unless you`re going another route (midwife, home delivery etc.)... Anyway, my husband and I are expecting another baby in about 12 weeks and this time, we`ve decided to rent a hospital pump. From my understanding, there is just no comparison and for the price, it`s worth the it. Who is to say that you may have no problem? It may be quite easy for you and if that`s the case, I`d suggest something middle of the road (but ELECTRIC! not manual hahaha) .... but for us, and my bad luck pumping, next time around is definitely going to be 100% pro (per a lactation consultant with hospital rental pump). I wish you lots of luck because if you have to supliment (like I did) you may want to give up pumping all together and formula is UNBELIEVEABLY expensive.
captshelley (54 days ago)I bought this one 7 months ago and it is easy to use, easy to clean and still working properly.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2403113
captshelley (54 days ago)I bought this one 7 months ago and it is easy to use, easy to clean and still working properly.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2403113
agonzales (54 days ago)I forgot to add... do you recommend manual or electric??
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