Breastfeeding

Any mummy using baby XL express breast pump and UV bag. Can give some suggest or advise. Or any mummy is giving way the pump. As having tight budget. If can try to save some $.

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Dear mummies, does your workplace allows you to breast pump while working? Wanna hear your experiences. It is hard as needed to pump regularly. What about you?

Hi Mummies. I don't know much about breastfeeding. I'm sahm and hoping to be able to exclusively breastfeed my baby. What do i need to prepare? Do I need to get pumps too? How would the feeding and pumping schedule be like? Do I need to pump into bottles and freeze too? So sorry for the numerous questions!

Hi Mummies, I have inverted nipples that have never come up even with stimulation. I’m very early in my pregnancy now (6 weeks) but I just wanna be prepared as soon as I can. What are some products that you guys would recommended for breastfeeding (pump, shield, etc)? I see many mummies saying their failed with baby #1 but more successful with #2 and #3. I’m only planning to have 1 baby so I can’t afford to let it fail the first time round 😖😣 Also, can share some tips for inverted nipples too if you have experienced it yourself?

Hello, i’m 4 weeks pp and have been exclusively pumping since week 2. I have been experiencing sore nipples after pumping (sore to the touch) and it is also slightly pinkish. Would like to ask if it is normal, or is it a symptom of mastitis? There are hard lumps present when i am engorged but all lumps disappear after pumping. But my breasts will also quickly feel very full and heavy, probably within the next hour. Is it normal too? Thanks! #FTM

Anyone could share your exclusively pumping schedule over the months and how do you transition when work starts? My baby have been sleeping through the night and I'm not sure if i could skip my night pumps now.

Hi, I'm a working mum. As I work in an office environment, I am able to pump regularly every three hours. But I don't have the time to pump when I'm home when i don't have to go into the office. So I make up for it by latching more. Would that affect my milk supply? When I don't go into office, I manage to pump only half of my regular yield.

Hi Mummies, Anyone here who are healthcare workers & pumping at work? Keen to share your schedule during rotating shifts and uncertain case timings? How do you store and clean pumping parts if there are no nursing rooms and only shared fridge too? Thank you!

Can any shift workers who are always on the go share how do you pump at work with no available nursing rooms? And, how do you store breast milk in a shared freezer at work? 😊