Sentences with phrase «than a pump when»

It's quieter than a pump when privacy is needed.

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Unlike Grantham, Shilling believes that low global growth will continue to keep pressure on the price of oil, especially when Saudi Arabia, the world's most influential producer, can continue to pump up oil for less than $ 10 a barrel.

He had been a pump technician for more than a decade when the extortionists phoned in 2015.

When buying a home espresso maker, look for heavy brass or cast - iron components, which hold heat better than aluminum, and a pump that pushes water through grounds with eight to 11 bars of pressure, which yields a flavorful but not overly bitter brew.

Well, the truth is, the cow industry is inhumane, (the overcrowded transportation conditions alone lead to to great suffering, severe cruelty and broken limbs), unhealthy (cows are pumped full of hormones, adrenalin from the fear from when they know they will be killed and anti-biotics — because the unhealthy conditions they live in promote infection and disease) and inefficient (cows must be fed 3 times the edible human grain than their bodies produce in meat).

He did nothing meaningful other than the left foot which he was no where to be found when we play properly drilled defensive team.we have better all round players at the left wing and even cazorla and sanchez are miles ahead of him behind the striker.he should on his futbol instead of painting wenger as a bad person.when he was pumping the goals in from the left, he was never dropped but got dropped when his performance was deteriorating bar his occassional screamers.

Tip of the iceberg they said... We can afford the wages of players like Rooney they said... That smile and fist pumping after beating Besiktas said it all... He celebrated that more than he did when we won the FA Cup.

As it turned out, my baby was born 10 weeks early and I had to pump ever few hours with almost no supply... for FIVE weeks, the only reason we made it through was because of online friends and their pushiness: — RRB - Weirdly enough, when I did meet with the lactation consultant in the NICU, I knew more than HER about some of the tricks!

But even those benefits don't seem worth it when your breasts are engorged, when your baby is sleeping through the night yet you still have to get up at 3 a.m. to pump, and when you can't enjoy more than a couple of beers on a Saturday night.

Nursing is the one area of parenting where it seems that dads can do little more than go get the baby in the middle of the night and maybe wash some pump accessories when applicable.

However, when I looked down after I finished pumping and discovered two ounces of blood, rather than milk, I was slightly horrified.

It's much harder to keep up a supply of breastmilk when you're exclusively pumping than when you're putting baby directly on your breast.

When I give him a bottle then pump I'm pumping MUCH less than I did pre-solids.

I like when I teach moms about breast pumps at my job I like to tell them skin to skin is usually where our body is used to what our body is expecting for milk output which is why the baby is a better pump than an electric pump.

Rather than sticking to your pumping schedule, use your comfort as a guide on when to pump.

Yes, it's important that women who work and want to breast feed get pumping breaks somewhere other than a toilet seat when possible, and many already do.

I was kind of a freak about sterilizing my bottles and breast pump parts, and when we traveled to Florida and stayed at my father - in - law's place, I used these to microwave sterilizing bags to sterilize everything in his microwave — rather than bring along my microwave sterilizer unit.

It turns out, when you get up to pump at 4:30 a.m. when everyone else, including baby is asleep, it can be super chill rather than stressful.

I provided formula during the workday rather than bottles of pumped breastmilk, and continued to nurse when he and I were together for the next seven months.

By the way, my husband made an appointment with with a lactation consultant (a lady who was his lactation consultant when he was a baby, 40 years of extra erience) and I agreed to go just for him hoping that she will help me to explain my husband that there is not enough milk and we need formula (I could pump no more than 4 oz a day only).

As far as going out, I would always bring pumped milk for my baby, and only bring my pump if I was going to be gone more than 3 hours or so (or during a time when I would normally pump).

If you just don't like pumping, it's more than OK to provide formula for your child while someone else is caring for them, and to nurse when you're together.

Some women are able to keep their milk production up even when they are nursing / pumping less than 6 times a day.

While it is better than having to supplement with formula in an emergency, it is not the ideal choice when your baby can have fresh milk or recently pumped milk.

Warranties are also voided when pumps are shared or used by more than one user.

I'm in the UK and whilst the support is much better than it was when my eldest was born and I tried to exclusively pump there's not really much advice for exclusively pumping Mum's other than the offical tag lines of drink plenty of fluid and pump at least 3 hourly.

For some moms, if their babies are sleeping through the night, getting up once to pump a bottle is just more ideal time than trying to take an extra break when they're working.

I nurse and pump, but lately when I pump (at work) every two hours I get less than an ounce total between both breasts.

Alright, when we come back, Wendy will discuss what a mom can do if she's faced with a challenging situation at work, and a boss who is less than supportive of her pumping rights.

I only get maybe 2 oz at most when I do pump at night so I do nt go more than 10 hrs without pumping / feeding.

Although this might be the case for some women — especially in the beginning of your breastfeeding journey when breasts tend to be fuller — many women find it more difficult to get milkflow while pumping than direct latch breastfeeding.

Other than that, yeah, I just made sure that I ate healthy and I always washed my hands when I was handling the milk, cleaned my breast before I pumped, I just examined myself to make sure I was good.

So then, what I've done is: «I've made the last pump earlier about 2 - 3:00 rather than 4 - 5 when I'm about to live.»

Even when I had injured nipples, a baby who was latching worse instead of better, and a baby who lost 4 % of his weight in less than 24 hours, the most I got was a nipple shield and one round with the pump for «stimulation.»

Rather than wearing all day they are deigned to be pump on only when you pump.

I'm a mom to a 2 week old, and I am looking for some advice on a pumping schedule or ideas on how to start accumulating some extra milk for day when I am not with my son for longer than two hours.

You can try a makeshift attachment with tape if you prefer not the spend time cleaning more bottle than necessary when pumping.

This obviously will take more time than when you are able to double - up on a more advanced pump.

Now, I have no pain, he's so efficient it takes far less time than pumping (5 min total as opposed to 15 for pumping and another 10 for bottle feeding), and since we are both comfortable now, he can soothe himself to sleep with nursing even when he's really worked up.

The first couple of weeks were painful, and I had to pump a little milk when my milk would first come in so that the newborn could latch on, but other than that, we had no problems other than the fact that some of my family were not supportive of me nursing for over 6 months and my husband was jealous, but I am so glad that I stuck with it!

When she is experiencing supply problems, I will applaud her efforts to pump and mix whatever breastmilk she is able to pump with formula, since some is better than none.

Capitalize on that milk letdown by pumping both breasts at once, which increases the milk - making hormones in your body, possibly allowing you to pump more milk than you would when pumping each breast separately.

She added, «I feel like pumping has occasionally made me wish away the days until my son is one, when I plan to stop, rather than just enjoying how things are now.

One thing that many new mothers discover, however, is that remembering to enter how many ounces they pumped is easier said than done when taking care of a newborn.

When I'm away from baby for more than 2 hours and he's getting a bottle, I'll need to pump.

Out - of - Office Meetings: Often people are more understanding than you would expect — one mom found that when she had extensive meetings at other offices, the receptionists were very accommodating when she asked for a space to pump.

After that when I would pump, I would get less than 2 ounces of milk between both breast.

And for many women this is difficult to achieve when you're sitting in your place of work in a somewhat compromised state of dress (because in my experience pumping is far less modest than nursing baby directly)(again, see previous statement on unnatural modesty), thinking the whole time «what if someone walks through that door,» though you've checked the lock 5 times (see previous statement on Fort Knox).

That way, when I felt super full but baby wasn't ready for a feeding, rather than pumping (which tells your breasts to make more milk), the dripping milk can be collected neatly and used later.

Baby will, in general, always be better at pulling milk out than a pump but it is essential especially when you are apart to keep up your supply.