Breast pump to hospital?

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Do you need to bring your pump to the hospital? I'm trying to minimize what I pack but guess you would need it if baby doesn't latch...thoughts?

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You do not need it. The hospital-grade ones work better anyway, plus you get a set of new, free tubing and shields to take home with you.

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If you really fee like you will need to pump you can use theirs! One less thing to pack! Just remember the babies stomach is the size of a cherry! So they won't need a lot! ☺️☺️

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I've never had to bring mine. The hospital usually supplies a pump if you need it but i don't think it's necessary. You'll be fine if you don't bring it and it's one less thing you have to pack.

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Mine is a hospital grade rental and will be delivered the day she is born. I won't take it with me but I'll be bringing it home with us.

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I wouldn't because the only thing you will get for the first few days is most likely to be colostrum.

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I think they will have one if you need one.

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Don't bother bringing it, they have them there and you'll already have so much crap you'll be bringing home, you won't want to add anything extra that you don't need.

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No I won't be unless you can't feed baby because of problems then you can send someone to get it

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If you feel more comfortable having your own you can bring it but the hospital provides you with one during your stay. They are very nice hospital grade pumps.

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I have never brought mine with me.

Breast pump to hospital?

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