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Allie
Allie
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I'm going to start pumping along with nursing. I swich sides when I nurse. how should I go about what side to pump on?

I'm going to start pumping along with nursing. I swich sides when I nurse. how should I go about what side to pump on?

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proudmommyof2..

Alexus

Мама дочки (2 года), беременна (20 нед.)

switch daily so one side baby the other pump and switch the next day

seaofdreams_23

LaSasha Fowler

Мама троих детей

no you should pump from the left breast if he just nursed from the right breast.

abgallie7

Allie

Мама сына-младенца

So if he nursed on the right side should I pump on the side he nursed on or the side he will nurse on next? @futuremrs.holbert

seaofdreams_23

LaSasha Fowler

Мама троих детей

switch back and forth. if you pump from the right last you start with your left, then right each time & vice versa, if you're using a single breast pump

emily18234

Emily

Мама подростков

Do you have a double or single pump

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