This is the Dr Brown's Pump. I think its being updated so this one
might be out of date. Its still Dr. Brown's. Now go find a mom who
breast fed and get back to me!!! PLEASE!!!
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
Breast Pumps?
I want to know more! I have heard Dr Browns is one of the best.. but I want to know from moms who breast fed and pumped. PLEASE talk to people you know who have and let me know!
This is the Dr Brown's Pump. I think its being updated so this one
might be out of date. Its still Dr. Brown's. Now go find a mom who
breast fed and get back to me!!! PLEASE!!!
This is the Dr Brown's Pump. I think its being updated so this one
might be out of date. Its still Dr. Brown's. Now go find a mom who
breast fed and get back to me!!! PLEASE!!!
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Call me girl and I'll tell you what I used...if I can remember since it was the one they gave me at the hospital!
Dr. Brown's is better known for beast milk collection and storage like bottles and nipples.
I would recommend looking at pumps made by Ameda (the only pump that is FDA approved because it is a closed loop system), Avent and Medela.
Depending on how frequently you plan to pump the range of pumps is wide:
- Manual: for infrequent use
- Single user single personal pump: for daily use
- Single user double personal pump: for daily use
- Hospital grade multi-user double personal pump: for daily use
I will be glad to provide you more information on each type and model if you are interested.
Thanks for the comments! Becky I am going to call you soon!
I used the Medela pump. I was only able to breast feed for 1 week due to a horrible infection, so i had to strictly pump for 2 months.I really like the Medela, it worked well and was easy to clean and sterilize. I will go look at the exact model that I have and let you know.
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