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Monday, December 19, 2011
Simply Go Electric Breast Pump Dual
!±8± Simply Go Electric Breast Pump Dual
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| Price : $122.53 | Post Date : Dec 19, 2011 11:00:09Usually ships in 6-10 business days
Dual motors allow for faster pumping or single use * Polypropylene milk storage bottles are without BPA (Bisphenol-A) * Completely transparent milk collection lets Mom see pump is completely clean * Pump horn has a full silicone without BPA (Bisphenol-A) cushion insert for increased comfort and custom sizing * Adjustable vacuum dial enables maximum efficiency * Automatic cycling simulates your babys suckling * Ergonomic Easy Grip Handle for a comfortable and discreet pumping experience * Includes * 2 additional overflow valves for additional convenience 2 pump units 2 nipples 2 hoods 2 sealing discs 4-pack breast pads Deluxe storage bag with chill tote A/C adaptor or battery powered operation (batteries not included) * 90 day warranty *
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Mom Support Groups and Breastfeeding
If you are a expectant or new mom, trying to decide whether or not to breastfeed can be very difficult! If you have to work outside the home, trying to breastfeed your baby can seem almost impossible. This is where a mom support group can be invaluable!
You are not alone. Moms across the country are trying to make these tough decisions too, and sometimes just having another person to talk to can help! When moms connect over issues like breastfeeding, the knowledge and encouragement get shared around and you can find support no matter which decision you end up making.
I breastfed all three of my children. I consider myself lucky because I was able to without a lot of hardship. With my first, I worked outside the home for the first few months, ten hours a day. However, the job was five minutes away from my house, and my husband was a stay at home dad. My schedule ran in three short shifts, 9-12, 1-4 and 5-9, which meant every three or four hours I could come home for an hour and nurse my daughter.
She was an easy baby, too, and slept through the night from the age of two weeks, so even when I switched jobs and worked nights I was able to feed her before I left and put her to bed. I would get home right before she woke in the morning! By the time she was a year old, I had found a job that let me work from home, and from then on I was a work at home, stay at home mom. My boys were able to breast feed too!
I have a lot of friends for whom it wasn't so easy. They had to work long days away from the home, and some were single moms or moms with hubbies who worked, so the baby went into daycare as soon as their maternity leave ended. One or two tried to pump breast milk and send it for their babies, but most just decided to switch to formula. A couple used formula from the start so they wouldn't have to do a switchover.
I always tried to offer all of these moms support, because I don't know what I would have done in their place! I knew I was lucky to have an easy decision. I always felt that breastfeeding was a natural way to make my babies healthy and strong, and they weren't sick very often. Even today, my older ones only have ever had one ear infection each, and my 18 month old (who is just about weaned) has never had even one. Of course, that might be due to not being in daycare, too; I notice the first year they are in school they spend a lot of time being sick as they get used to all the germs!
The only other thing that I notice about formula is that nearly all the moms I know that use it have babies that colic all the time. I don't know for sure if it is connected, but it seems to be that they always have to keep switching the formula all the time looking for one that doesn't upset their babies' stomachs. None of mine ever were colicky, and I know I am very lucky!
The best thing for any mom is just to do whatever works best for her and her baby. I believe in breastfeeding, but I realize that not everyone can or wants to breastfeed, and I respect their decision!
Whether you decide to breast feed or go the formula route, it's important that you have people around you that support your decision. You are the mom, and you have to ultimately decide what works best for you AND your baby!
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Evenflo Comfort Select Gift Pack
!±8±Evenflo Comfort Select Gift Pack
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Post Date : Dec 08, 2011 09:52:41
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Dual pumps - electric (AC adapter 100-240V included) or battery operated, (uses 6 AA, batteries not included)1 deluxe carry case (insulated) with chill pack and 1 small carry case (both cases have <.01 phthalates)3 4oz collection bottles 3 nipples, 3 cap rings, 3 sealing discs & 3 hoods3 soft horn inserts3 additional overflow valvesBreastfeeding guide2 Instruction BookletsManual pump1 trial pack of Comfort Select Nursing Pads (2 regular, 2 lanolin)" BPA free all contents are without BPA Transparent milk collection allows mom to see pump is clean Contoured Easy Grip Handles allow for more comfortable pumping sessions TPE cushion inserts for increased comfort and custom sizing Insulated storage so that breastmilk can be kept for up to 10 hours at correct temperature!
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Ameda Purely Yours Breast Pump - Carry All
!±8± Ameda Purely Yours Breast Pump - Carry All
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| Price : $206.00 | Post Date : Dec 02, 2011 01:32:41Usually ships in 24 hours
Dual hygienikit milk collection system, micro carry all tote.
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