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Reasons for Using a Breast Pump

September 11, 2010 By Diane Constantine Leave a Comment

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If you choose to breastfeed, you may also need to pump your breasts sometimes. This article from BabyCenter.com gives lots of information on using a breast pump. Here are the main topics covered.

  • Why would I need to pump my breast milk?
  • How do I use a breast pump?
  • What kind of pump should I use?
  • When would I express milk by hand and how do I do it?
  • How do I store breast milk?
  • How long can I store expressed breast milk?
  • How do I thaw frozen breast milk?
  • What can I do if I’m having trouble pumping?

See more at: BabyCenter.com on using a breast pump

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