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Just not for me

I bought this pump because I read so many recommendations on it and it's rated one of the top pumps on several blogs/sites. But it just wasn't a good fit for me. The suction seemed to be weaker on one side and it never felt like to completely emptied my breast. I hand to massage a lot of it out by hand.

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awesome and convenient product

Awesome product.. easy to assemble and use..

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Cleans well , smells great , recommended!

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great quality and product

Products is good!🤩👍🏻 Hghly recommended, great qulaity and wirth the price, will let others know too

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good and efficient product

Nipple butter very efficient. Good item Makes me feel so good and feels really soft/ Great texture and smell

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super soft and comfortable

The swaddles feel super soft and fluffy, baby feels comfortable in it, recommended!

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great product and quality

Product is steady and great , worth the price, great quality and good and brilliant, highly recommended

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How many baby kicks should I feel each day?

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If you're in the last two months of pregnancy, you should feel an average of 1 kick per hour.

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What is the glucose tolerance test and why is it important for me and the baby?

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A Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) is a blood test that is used to diagnose impaired glucose tolerance and gestational diabetes during pregnancy. The test measures your body’s ability to maintain a normal blood glucose (sugar) level. Glucose screening and glucose tolerance testing can help you detect gestational diabetes early, and give you a chance to minimize the risks of this condition. It is crucial for the mum and the baby because untreated or badly controlled gestational diabetes can cause polyhydramnios (excess amounts of amniotic fluid in the water bag), abnormal growth of baby (very big or small babies), linked to 20% of high-blood pressure, as well as increase risk of jaundice after delivery. It can also lead to premature delivery, traumatic delivery (if the baby is too big) and low blood sugar level of the baby after delivery, which can then affect respiration and feeding (suckling). Routine screening is usually done at 24 to 28 weeks of gestation.

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How does a baby kick feel like?

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Some describe first baby kicks to feel like flutters, gas bubbles, tumbling, a light tickle, a painless "zapping" feeling, a light flicking, or a gentle thud or tap. As baby grows, movements will become much more pronounced and you will feel them more frequently. Instead of tiny pops, you'll feel jabs, punches, rolls, and pokes. As for feeling movement on the outside, you'll likely have to wait until late in the second trimester or early to mid third trimester.

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