i used it i had not one problem with it i loved it.

Also, i didn't feel like a constant milk machine. Pumping and nursing at the same time and done. I would hate nursing and then pumping separately. That would leave no time for myself

yes because my baby didnt always nurse from both breasts at each feeding. I hated having one full breast and one empty. Also, the milk flows easier when the baby is suckling from the other breast. I tend to get more milk from one breast while baby nursed from the other side, than pumping both breasts at the same time.

idk if it's for everyone, but they start to feel tight, like a knot for me and you can actually feel the milk ducts around your breasts.

what sign?? @mamidenel

is that very beneficial for you? & how so? @arivera64

it depends.. I pump more or less for relief when the baby isn't on my breast or when I'm going out without her.. but I'd say maybe every 2-4hours my breast give me the signs to pump.

you like it better that way? @victoriaaaron12 & why?

i pumped with each feeding. Baby on one side and oumping on the other.

I pumped every 2-3 hrs but he now is back on boobie

I will if this one is unsuccessful for me @victoriaaaron12

maybe try looking into different ones they have hand pumps that work great

how often do y'all pump? @mamidenel @arivera64 @victoriaaaron12

@victoriaaaron12 oh mannnn that might make me give up breastfeeding

medela is amazing lol! insurance covers it too !

i just think its stronger and it had less parts to deal with

I used it and it wasn't very strong took forever to get anything out

what's so good about medela? Lol @arivera64 & hopefully i stick through with this breastfeeding thing until about 6 months @siearas1

The pump works fine. After having a medela though I'll never turn back lol

I had it I used it once and it was pretty good but I just didn't like things messing with my boobs so I switched go formula lol