Sentences with phrase «consider using a pump»

If the strike persists for more than a day or so, consider using a pump that will allow you to pump both breasts simultaneously.

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This is great for reducing the amount of parts to clean and fiddle around with, but if you're using a pumping bra consider that you will need to be able to slide the flange into pumping bra.

Considering buying a used breast pump?

But it's hard to know whether the writers considered the fact that some women pump 12 times a day, sometimes when they are not in their homes, sometimes in the middle of the night, and thought about possible safe alternatives to washing immediately after every use.

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«If you can find no other way to pump, you can consider using a nursing cover while pumping, or pumping in your car.

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If you are considering borrowing or buying a used breast pump, you should be aware that not all pump parts can be washed and sterilized.

It is a good choice for breast pumping moms to consider using.

Personal - use pumps are considered «single - user» equipment by the FDA and are not to be shared or resold.

Some mothers consider sharing a pump or buying a used pump as a means to save money.

There are many factors to consider when choosing a breast pump, such as how and where you will use it, what options you will have available for expressing your milk at your workplace, and whether it is within your budget.

However, please keep in mind that many of these pumps are not considered particularly efficient or effective, and that some of the more reputable companies provide a «watered down» version of their top pumps to be used in this context.

The Isis Breast Pump is considered to be a personal care item and has been designed to be for single use only.

If using a public restroom wash area to wash pump parts after collecting milk, consider bringing your own wash basin from home in order to maximize hygiene.

If you're looking for ways to save money when buying a breast pump, or you're not sure how much you'll be using your breast pump, you might consider buying a used breast pump.

Cleaning Your Breastpump The following is considered adequate for cleaning of breastpump parts if your baby is healthy: Sterilize all pump parts that will come in contact with breast or milk before the first use unless your parts came in a sterile package.

Up until 1990s, breast pumps were considered for use in the hospital by medical professionals.

While previous mechanical breast pump technology was cumbersome and considered for use in medical settings, this was the first that was necessarily intended to be operated by the woman pumping her own breasts.

If you're looking for an electric pump to use less than twice a week, then consider a single pump.

You'll need to consider whether the pump is suitable to use with other brand bottles, or if you need to decant into a feeding bottle.

Before you buy a breast pump consider the cost of using one.

At these prices, you may be considering buying a used breast pump, but is it a good idea?

Questions to consider: what pump is mom using?

If you have the option of keeping your breast pump in a safe place at work you might want to consider using the Medela Symphony.

Although you don't have to be a working mom to use a breast pump, any mom looking to catch a much needed break from baby (rest is critical to a mother's milk supply) may want to consider the option of pumping so that baby can experience other caretakers, such as dad, family, and friends.

When considering borrowing a used pump, also keep in mind that the best of these purchase pumps have a one - year warranty.

If in spite of the above health / hygiene / liability issues you decide to borrow a used pump, there are other issues to consider.

If you have a long commute, consider using a hands - free bra so you can pump during your drive.

Moms should consider using Lansinoh HPA Lanolin or Medela Tender Care Lanolin between pumping sessions to heal cracked nipple sand alleviate pain.

Remember that breast pumps and all the accessories are considered single - use devices by the FDA.

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However, the costs of some breast pumps can lead new moms to consider the benefits of investing in ones that may be used, as they can be an economical option.

Consider waiting to get a pump until after your baby is born, when you might better know how you'll be using it.

If you're breast - feeding and going back to work or looking for more flexibility, you're probably considering using a breast pump.

When considering this breast pump, it is important to think about the fact that some customers have reported this breast pump losing suction after several months of heavy use.

Consider renting a good quality pump if you are only planning on using it for a short amount of time.

If you loathe washing so many bottles, consider using the Kiinde Twist ™ system, which allows you to «pump, store, organize, warm, and feed using the same pouch.»

Whether you already purchased a pump or are considering purchasing one; first determine how you are going to use it.

Rather than store your breast milk and pump parts in a shared fridge and take the risk of forgetting it after a busy day, consider using a long - lasting cooler bag at your desk.

The majority of personal grade pumps on the market today use backflow protectors — the same technology that hospital grade breast pumps use to make them safe for multiple users — so as a buyer you have a lot of freedom regarding things to consider when buying a breast pump, even when buying a used breast pump.

Consider renting an electric pump for home use.

Narrator: If you plan to use an electric pump, consider buying a hands - free pumping bra so you don't have to hold the flanges to your breasts.

I used my pump for both of my babies so when I consider all the money I saved not buying formula for both of them; it paid for itself time and time again.

Most importantly, the authors document that hospitals do not invest in NICU - specific, evidence - based practices known to optimize milk volume, such as helping mothers use the breast pump within the first hour after birth and incorporating daily monitoring of mothers» pumped volume during the first two weeks after birth because this evidence - based care is considered too expensive, too difficult, and too time consuming.

The long - term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and H2 - antagonists, as well as atrophic gastritis, affects the composition of the gastric microbiota; this is not surprising, considering that gastric microbiota depends on gastric acid secretion.

That said, nobody considering the Yukon should expect much sympathy at the gas pumps — even using as light a foot on the gas pedal as possible in order to deactivate four of the big V8's cylinders, I averaged a swinish 17.6 L / 100 km (premium fuel recommended) during my time with the tester, the bulk of my driving suburban use.

At a more granular level, consider that savings at the pump have traditionally resulted in increased tobacco consumption (the logic being that the excess cash is used to fund tobacco habits).