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and why? which model?
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I got an Avent Breast Pump. (Inspired by Nature) It is awsome because not only is it an electric one but you can change it to manual too. And you don't have to use only bottles, you can buy avent cups and feed through that.
This is what is read on the box that I am quoting now...
It stimulates through massage (massage cushions flex in and out, replicating baby's sucking action and stimulating a fast, natural let-down)
Express with comfort (The gentle-draw vacuum mimics baby's suckling to create a steady flow that requires less pumping)
Keep Control (The unique pump is designed with an electronic memory that puts you in control by learning and continuing your personal pumping style. Manually imitate the pumping rhythm then press the button to replicate. A relaxed pumping experience tailored exactly for you.
I got an Avent Breast Pump. (Inspired by Nature) It is awsome because not only is it an electric one but you can change it to manual too. And you don't have to use only bottles, you can buy avent cups and feed through that.
This is what is read on the box that I am quoting now...
It stimulates through massage (massage cushions flex in and out, replicating baby's sucking action and stimulating a fast, natural let-down)
Express with comfort (The gentle-draw vacuum mimics baby's suckling to create a steady flow that requires less pumping)
Keep Control (The unique pump is designed with an electronic memory that puts you in control by learning and continuing your personal pumping style. Manually imitate the pumping rhythm then press the button to replicate. A relaxed pumping experience tailored exactly for you.
electric breast bump?effective or not?? 10 points best answer!!?
Yooky
http://www.amazon.com/NUK-Gentle-Single-Electric-Breastpump/dp/B004FPYG74/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1306801048&sr=8-1-spell
please check this electric breast bump and if anyone have an idea wether it's effective or not please tell me..i tried a manual breast bump from Chicco and i didn't like it, is the electric one effective and sucks enough quantity of milk in short time??which brand do u suggest??
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This is not a popular brand that i am aware of. I did glance at the reviews which weren't very good either. The two brands that are the best in my opinion are Ameda and Medela. Each of these brands have a wide range of types of pumps. You may want to look at their websites and find one that will work for you.
The amount of money that you spend on a pump will really determine how much you will use it. For instance if you are going to work or school full time (40 hours a week) you will want a double electric pump. But if you are going to be home most of the time and may only need to pump occasionally then a single electric pump would be good for you. As far as electric or manual - really depends on if you want to do the work or not. Manual pumps seem to be more comfortable for most women but it is a lot of work. They are also cheaper so if money is a concern you could look at a manual pump but i wouldn't recommend it if you are going to need to pump frequently.
The amount of time it will take you to pump also depends a lot on your body. If you have great surges of oxytocin and have strong let downs then you are going to get milk faster but if you have weaker let downs then it will take longer.
This is not a popular brand that i am aware of. I did glance at the reviews which weren't very good either. The two brands that are the best in my opinion are Ameda and Medela. Each of these brands have a wide range of types of pumps. You may want to look at their websites and find one that will work for you.
The amount of money that you spend on a pump will really determine how much you will use it. For instance if you are going to work or school full time (40 hours a week) you will want a double electric pump. But if you are going to be home most of the time and may only need to pump occasionally then a single electric pump would be good for you. As far as electric or manual - really depends on if you want to do the work or not. Manual pumps seem to be more comfortable for most women but it is a lot of work. They are also cheaper so if money is a concern you could look at a manual pump but i wouldn't recommend it if you are going to need to pump frequently.
The amount of time it will take you to pump also depends a lot on your body. If you have great surges of oxytocin and have strong let downs then you are going to get milk faster but if you have weaker let downs then it will take longer.
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