breast pumps

[jayhatmom]

its really important to me to breastfeed but due to finances and my husband being sick I will have to go back to work after the baby is born. I was wondering if anyone could give me suggestions on some inexpensive electric pumps they've used or ones to deff. stay away from. thank you!

[becx82]

I've found Medela are a really good brand. A lot of the hospitals in Perth, Australia use them. They retail here for $249 Australian dollars, but I've seen them on eBay for $120

[glittergirl88]

Get WIC if you can, they will give you a breast pump.

[PriceFamily91611]

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[jayhatmom]

thank you ladies. I did see the advent before ive been trying to compare price and reviews luckily im not due til jan. so I have timr

[lovelyglover]

If yu qualify fir WIC they will provide a medical grade one

[JazzJarv]

I'm like you, but fortunately I don't have to start work till around 5/6 months after baby has been born.
I plan to breastfeed as long as possible! It's good your looking at electric even though they're more expensive, they're the best for working mums.
I'm not so great for money and have been struggling but I managed to find Avent Philips single electric breast pump on amazon.co.uk for only £60 odd! Which is a bargain considering what a good make Avent is.
I dunno where you're from but I looked on amazon.com for you and posted a link below of the exact one I ordered and it's worked out about the same price in US$. Hope this helps!

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-AVENT-Single-Electric-Breast/dp/B004HFQONG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1346020801&sr=8-3&keywords=avent+philips+electric+pump

[alexlee34]

Idk if this is evertwhere but most hospitals will lend you one