Sentences with phrase «use hand pump»

To appreciate the energy required for a sauropod's heart to move roughly 100 times as much blood as the human body contains, visitors can use a hand pump to push a digital sauropod's blood all the way to its lofty head.

I use a hand pump to pump out my milk when baby doesn't want to drink and my breast are full.

Sometimes it was nice to take a break from the little nibbler and use my hand pump.

Simply pump out all the air with the easy to use hand pump and the bag will vacuum seal around the contents and become completely waterproof.

I just used a hand pump in my seat (we had floor seats!)

Very few women can maintain a full milk supply using a hand pump full - time due to the pump's inability to cycle at the same speed a baby sucks.

I started having her nurse for as long as I could get her to on one side while I used my hand pump on the other.

I tried using a hand pump once, and expressed a tiny amount that my mom tried to give him with a cup and a little spoon, and the baby wasn't interested at all.

If a mother is using a hand pump, it's a bit more work than using an electric pump, but the plan is still the same (although the timing varies slightly — 10 to 20 minutes).

By using a hand pump, you can create greater suction — more like using an electric pump.

I've used a hand pump and a large vacuum pump.

They used a hand pump to work the cylinders.

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Also on the list is a smart glove that helps stroke victims recover hand movement and agility, a lightweight wearable that makes it easier for those with epilepsy to monitor night seizures, and a cordless breast - milk pump «that's quiet enough for a woman to use while on a conference call,» the authors write.

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Pump Street Bakery is about real bread made by hand, using traditional methods and all natural ingredients.

«I used to love to watch him line up and take his stance, his free hand shaking, all the adrenaline pumping, all that energy, waiting to explode.»

Using the Medela Freestyle clipped to the belt provided with the pump with the pumping bustiers, I was able to walk around AND be hands - free.

Using these hands - free options let me pump while I work and distract me from seeing how much is in the bottle!

I was thinking more of options for moms who have a (different) pump already or who don't want a Medela and want to be able to use their pump hands - free.

They require 2 hands to use and your full attention to use (although there are a couple of 1 - hand models) and a lot more effort than electric pumps.

Unlike the Simple Wishes and Pumpease products, I did not enjoy using the Pumpin» Pal Hands - Free Breast Pumping Strap.

I always worked while pumping (conference calls or typing emails, etc) using my hands - free aparatus and my decision to leave THAT work force had nothing to do with breastfeeding my son - but everything to do with SPENDING MORE TIME WITH MY SON.

As a result one is able to use the other hand to tend to the baby or do other things while pumping.

«Being able to use both my hands while pumping is wonderful.

Ultimate in Multi-tasking: Use hands free bra so you can take pump in car with you and pump while traveling.

- Use your hands: hands on pumping while you pump and hand expression will help to fully empty your breasts.

It allows me to use the double pump and is really hands free.»

Avoid using hand - me - downs when choosing breast pumps to avoid any health problems in the future.

If you are not able to be with your preemie baby, it will be important to hand - express milk or use a breast pump during these first 24 hours.

We mastered nursing within a few painful weeks, but pumping was painful in a different way: You just have to sit there, without the use of your hands, and you don't even have a cute baby in your arms to fawn over.

Oooh, and one last item I always get great feedback on: Suggesting pumping moms use Hands Free bras.

I don't soak parts, but I do hand wash them in the sink usually right after use (the commuting pump session obviously has to wait until I get where I'm going and I've done the refrigerator thing in the past when I've been just too dog tired to go another second).

After the show Dominique is going to talk about purchasing breast pumps second hand or using a handy down pump and what special considerations need to be made.

The retro - cute Milk It Kit will inspire your pumping pride with items like desk signs that say «Back in Twenty» with vintage milk bottles printed on them, a tag for your pump bag («if found, please return to this multi-tasking mom»), stickers that warn others to keep their hands off your milk in the fridge («not for lattés») and — our favorite — a two - sided door hanger to let passersby know that your space is being used as a lactation room ($ 17, milkitkit.com).

I could pump hands free so I used that time (30 minutes) to read magazines, call friends, watch tv, surf the internet.

I do nt even use it anymore i use my medela hand pump.

DOMINIQUE GALLO: The main one I know people try to you know cut the cost where they can the main one that I really concern about is buying second hand or used electric pumps or even manual pumps for that matter.

Making pumping work for me practically on a daily basis just involves making sure I have clean parts ready to go, and making my pumping times more enjoyable by using my hands - free bra so I can go on the computer or read while I pump.

I was reading your comments — while pumping — using that hands - free pumping bra (now made by Medela) but I never think of that as a nursing bra per se.

The hand expression of breast milk, also called manual expression, is a technique where you use your hands instead of your baby or a breast pump to get the breast milk out of your breasts.

To keep up your breast milk supply and prevent some of the common breastfeeding problems that can pop up when you skip breastfeeding to bottle feed, you can pump or use a hand expression technique.

You may wonder why anyone would want to express their breast milk by hand when they could use a breast pump.

The FDA recommends not to using second - hand breast pumps.

Remember to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer before pumping or handling your pumping equipment, since airplanes and airports can expose you to a lot of germs.

You can try nipple stimulation, using your hands, or a breast pump to stimulate your nipples.

If you express breast milk by hand before and after using a breast pump you may get more breast milk than if you only pump.

The flanges are compatible with some other double electric pumps, as well, so you may be able to use them for daily... MORE hands - free pumping.

While the normal best pump works effectively, it can be timely and you will need to use both hands to keep any precious milk from spilling as well.

The pump is used on the go and moms are able to use their hands to help pump their own breast milk for a fulfilling experience.

When using a manual pump I recommend massaging the breast with the free hand from the outer most areas to the nipple and continuing in a circular manner in order to massage the entire breast.