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Breast and Bottle Feeding Needs

Essentials

4 oz. or 8 oz. plastic bottles or disposable bottles
bottle liners if using disposable bottles
nipples and covers
bottle/nipple brush
bottle sterilizer
bottle warmer
breast pump, if breastfeeding
nursing bras, if breastfeeding
nursing pads, if breastfeeding
baby formula
cloth diapers for burping

Optional

breastfeeding pillow
drying rack
dishwasher basket

 

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Elizabeth Barrientos on 9/18/2009 11:00:34 AM
I'm a expecting mother and me and mY husband are verY excited that there's another girl on the waY.
2ndontheway! on 9/17/2009 10:16:15 AM
I breast/bottl fed my first and am planning on doing the same for my next baby. I never used nursing bras with my first .. is it much easier to feed with it?? I'm just curious if I should invest in some this time or if they aren't needed. Any suggestions?
Buj on 9/16/2009 7:52:58 AM
Also introduce to the bottle as early as 3 weeks and give the bottle once a day. My son is 10 weeks old and he's giving me a hard time taking the bottle now. It's very heartbreakin to hear your little one crying for an hour...
Liz on 8/19/2009 5:17:38 AM
Don't forget tops that make breastfeeding easier, especially if you plan to return to work!!
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