Breast pump to hospital?

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Do I need to take my breast pump and bottles to the hospital if I plan on breastfeeding? No right?

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You don't have to take your own breast pump or bottles to the hospital with you cause the hospital will supply you with all that including diapers and such but I will be taking my own to the hospital as the lactation nurse consultant can help you to Vetter achieve success

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The pumps I've had with each delivery have been provided by the hospital, electric & very nice. They even let me take home the accessories since they fit the one at home. I would call and ask just to be sure.

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I did.  A lactation nurse came in and taught me how to use it.  I'm not sure what your hospitals policy is though, or if they even have a lactation nurse.

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Yes, do take it! Heaven forbid your little one has trouble latching like mine did, but it's a possibility. My son was never a strong nurser and I'm convinced that those two days in the hospital without a pump were a huge factor in my milk never really letting down. I got barely enough milk (from pumping at home) to last his first two weeks.
The pump they will give you at the hospital will be a hand pump, the automatic ones are so much easier to deal with.

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Mine had one to use while I was there with all the parts that went with it...call yoyr hospital and ask them if they do that...you don't want to be lugging a bunch if stuff around that you don't need to...

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I didn't, they will provide you one if you need it.

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