pls recommend your hands free bra

eacerna · February 2011

I don't have one yet but need to get one since I am going back to work next week. It may help make me pump efficiently given the little time that I have at work to pump.

Thanks!

mrspresley · February 2011

i never got one so i can't recommend one but if you want a DIY one for free here is a tutorial

eacerna · February 2011

ha! how ingenious! lemme see if i can find some hair ties in my dresser.

inamra · February 2011

I made one from an old bra by cutting slits in them. I heard the hair tie method works great too.

MrsNicole&Brian808 · February 2011

I've tried the rubberband trick and it worked like a charm! Only thing was it felt kinda weird since I was so used to using my hands.

Married2MrWright · February 2011

I do the rubberband trick or just shove the flanges in my nursing bra. BTW, how much time are you allowed to pump? Your right to pump is protected by law and if your company allows other employees paid smoke or coffee breaks, then they have to allow you to pump "on the clock." FWIW, it usually takes me 12-15 minutes start-to-finish which includes scalding my milk due to excess lipase and cleaning up. So imagine w/out needing to heat up the milk most mamas can be done in around 10 minutes or so? At my office the other staff EASILY kill 10-30 minutes a day with smoke breaks, coffee breaks, visiting with each other, etc.

MrsZiz · February 2011

mrspresley:
i never got one so i can't recommend one but if you want a DIY one for free here is a tutorial

I did this last time with Bella. I will say that it worked but there were several times I ended up with milk all over because the flanges would slip and milk would get on my scrubs... not good! This time I plan to invest $30 in the hands free bra from Target, unless someone recommends something better. Girls I work with rave about it.

mrs.winter · February 2011

I jsut slipped the flanges into my bra (I think the top) -- I could still be hands free. Maybe I had the suction too hard...lol! They rarley slipped off.

vanilla15 · February 2011

this is what i have from BRU...if you get one, make sure it is the right size. I can see one too big might not work.

https://www.amazon.com/Medela-Easy-Expression-Black-Bustier/dp/B002NUWQUM/ref=sr_1_48?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1298240019&sr=1-48

debbiezoey · February 2011

I got my sister this one...but no word yet on how good it is as the triplets have yet to make their appearance! She had done her research though and decided this was the one for her!

https://www.amazon.com/Hands-Free-Pumping-Support-Nursing-Mothers/dp/B004B7NXR0/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1298315349&sr=1-10

myday1708 · February 2011

I got one at Buy Buy Baby but never used it. Pumping at work, it was just easier to stick them under my shirt and not get undressed to put the hands-free top on.

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