breast pump?

[Gruntie2]

even though i don't think i am planning on breast feeding... (just dont think i'd fee comfortable doing this).. i do plan on extracting some of my breast milk for babys well being....... - any recommendations on what pump to use... ?

 

[lisa&alex]

i got this one... not used it yet obviously.. but its small so great for taking with you if you need to.. and it has changable suction if you need it stronger or weaker.. im sure they have some for buy it now price..for about 20 quid new...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SNOW-BEAR-ELECTRI ... dZViewItem

 

[fothers]

A friend has given me an avent one- I was playing at putting it together last night and its not too complicated. It is a manual, not electric

 

[Moomum]

A friend has given me an avent one- I was playing at putting it together last night and its not too complicated. It is a manual, not electric

I used Avent last time round and using it again this time. Had no problems with it at all

 

[PRINCESSrosie]

A couple of friends have recommend the manual Avent one to me, though I hear if you are more serious about expressing regularly, the electronic ones are worth the investment.

 

[leckershell]

A friend has given me an avent one- I was playing at putting it together last night and its not too complicated. It is a manual, not electric

I used Avent last time round and using it again this time. Had no problems with it at all

The Avent Manual is the one I use I got mine on ebay

 

[sunnyday]

I've been advised to get the same make breast pump as whatever formula bottles you are using - to avoid having to double up on sterilising (as the teats can go straight onto the breast bottles).

 

[Kylie1007]

I've got an Avent manual one and it's dead simple to use. The suction doesn't half plump your nipples up!

 

[lisa&alex]

i used boots manual with charlotte.. and it didnt even do anything.. was just like a huge nipple extension no suction nothing..