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I HATED my wearable pump honestly love my hand pump more then the wearable or the one ive got to plug into the wall
Electric pump advice
I'm strapped for cash and I need a decent hands free pump so I can get back to work. Exclusively breastfeeding my newborn is not working anymore with my toddler running rampant lol any suggestions on a cheap pump that will not leak and fully empty breasts? These are some I've spent hours looking at ratings and videos. I'm so indecisive please help a mama out🙌
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Another thing. Switching to pump will be far worse than nursing. Exclusively pumping is the hardest feeding method there is as it’s very very time consuming and much much harder. Can be very over whelming also. Nursing is just 10x easier.
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Haaka or lady bug is perfectly fine as they aren’t actual pumps.
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Thank you, I will definitely continue just nursing. Do you think it's okay to use products like the haaka ladybug milk collector or a hand pump? I'm having issues with over supply and I am losing so much milk throughout the day that i would like to collect it for freezer stash and my toddler because he also exclusively breastfed and still prefers my milk even though he's not breastfeeding and I'm not sure how to do it without decreasing my supply.
Wearable pumps are not advised at all my IBCLCs. They are not hospital grade and have not as near enough suction needed for effective pumping expression. And can easily result in low supply because of it. Lanisoh double electric pump is a good option and not too expensive. Spectra is the one I recommend. Also contact your insurance. They are legally obliged to provide you with a pump. (USA). I saw this reel this morning.
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All of those pumps you mentioned I’ve never heard of and seem way too cheap to be effective at all.
Also wearable pumps are not to be for primary use.
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