yotsuba
Take care. If you feel that anything's wrong, just call your gynae. After all, we pay so much for their prof medical opinion!
Chin
Oh dear, maybe you shd put some rubber anti-slip mat in the bathroom. Better be more careful now.
PISA
When I gave birth in 2009, TMC Parentcraft was selling the PISA at $600+, for patients who delivered in TMC. Not sure of the price now though. If you don't mind paying $70 more, maybe can wait & get from TMC if you're delivering there? They'll teach you how to use it.
I used the Ameda lactaline at first. Dual pump, electric, but it sucks lor. The PISA could wring so much more milk out. It's half the price of PISA, but for me, it's also half the amt of milk
Guess it does well enough for people with lots of milk, but for people like me, who don't have much, we need all the help we can get.
I really have no regrets getting the PISA. Even if #2 is like #1, refuse to latch. At least I know that I shd be able to exclusively pump till it reaches 6 mths.
Take care. If you feel that anything's wrong, just call your gynae. After all, we pay so much for their prof medical opinion!
Chin
Oh dear, maybe you shd put some rubber anti-slip mat in the bathroom. Better be more careful now.
PISA
When I gave birth in 2009, TMC Parentcraft was selling the PISA at $600+, for patients who delivered in TMC. Not sure of the price now though. If you don't mind paying $70 more, maybe can wait & get from TMC if you're delivering there? They'll teach you how to use it.
I used the Ameda lactaline at first. Dual pump, electric, but it sucks lor. The PISA could wring so much more milk out. It's half the price of PISA, but for me, it's also half the amt of milk
I really have no regrets getting the PISA. Even if #2 is like #1, refuse to latch. At least I know that I shd be able to exclusively pump till it reaches 6 mths.