Bring Breast Pump To Hospital?

Question

I have a scheduled induction tomorrow. Should I bring my breast pump to the hospital? Mine is Medela. It is the same kind the hospital uses.

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I’m not bringing mine because the hospital provides them free of charge where I’m delivering. And my milk isn’t going to be in by the time I go home anyway.

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No. Chances are your milk supply won’t be in at the hospital anyway, just colostrum.

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I'm bringing mine in case I need it. No need to be charged for using the hospital one if I have my own

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My hospital encourages moms to bring theirs so that the lactation consultant can answer questions/teach you how to properly use it. So I’ll be bringing mine as a first time mom.

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I am bringing mine. I don’t plan on using it in the hospital but it’s nice to have if you have a lactation consultant. They can come by and look and it and make sure you’re using proper flange sizes, etc.

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I will not be bringing mine into the hospital because they provide one. I am, however bringing it and leaving it in the car. Just in case I need it on our drive home since we will have a little ways to go. 🤷🏽‍♀️

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Usually hospitals have pumps to offer

Bring Breast Pump To Hospital?

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