What's the difference between this bra and the simple wishes d lite hands free breast pump bra?
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This bra is worth the extra couple bucks, for its down-sizing adjustability. As my chest slowly got smaller I ended up removing the center panel at around 3-4 months and have adjusted the velcro once as well. the cheaper bra doesn't have the panel or the velcro and may become too big over time.
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This bra comes with a two inch-wide extension that you attach to the front with zippers if you need it. The d-lite bra does not come with this extension.
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I don't know but I have the basic one and it works great. It gave my granddaughter a sense of freedom when we are in the pool together. She adores it, even though it might look cumbersome to us.
1591963
You get the breast pump which includes a stand, bottle, nipple massage insert, a nipple and cover it fit standard sized bottles. it 's easy to pump.
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Yes they are quite different. Food trays are usually made with silicone material and I found that when using those for my breastmilk the breast milk would stay behind on the walls or forms if you will. Basically the fat content of your breast milk :( also it's harder to remove the solid breast milk after it's frozen in general from the silicone/plastic forms. I've used the beaba, green sprouts, fresh baby, and so many others just because I wanted to store bigger sizes and the tried and true is what keeps me coming back to the Milkies trays. It's just easier to freeze and remove and so much more cost efficient. Not to mention it's medical grade!! Ultimately you get to keep your fat content from your breast milk and that's important for your baby. Hind milk is the fattiest and most nutritional part of breast milk for your baby. Other forms of storing breast milk and freezing take that important fat from baby. If you don't want to use Milkies trays I strongly suggest using broscillate glass bottles for freezer and the only bottle I am aware of that is made of this type of glass is life factory. I can't afford the price tags on that so I that's why I stick with Milkies milk trays :) its affordable and more importantly keeps all my breast milk nutrients and fat composition intact for my baby :)
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The simple wishes nursing bra comes in essentially one size fits all- ie: a regular size or a plus size one. So really think of it by your waist size, if you are a size 14 or smaller, you probably want to go with the regular one which is sized Small-Large, if you are a size 16 or bigger go with the plus size one which is sized Large-XXL. I have a very large chest and the plus size one for me based on my clothing size, (size 18). the back of the bra is all adjustable and there is a panel that can be added or removed to make it bigger/smaller. Hope that helps.
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I agree with B. Mikesell. There are no different sizes and I can't use this pump. I'll note that my breasts are not THAT large, either and were only average size before I became pregnant, so I was surprised and disappointed by this.
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The only difference is pill size. The first time I tried the Rainbow Light Prenatal, I got the regular. The pills were just too big for me and uncomfortable to swallow. When I saw that petite pills were offered I was very excitied. They are smaller and much easier to get down. It really just comes down to your personal pill size preference. Hope this helps in your decision making!
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Actually the hard cup is much better. My husband has been using one for years as recommended by our doctor. The support is much better and it is much more comfortable. I tried all the popular gels with no relief and finally listened to my husband's recommendation. In addition, they never wear out. I had to get mine on Amazon because they are difficult to find.
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Look for Simple Wishes pumping bra online, great bra! Just be sure not to walk away from what doing (I like to computer surf while pumping) b/c you forget your attached to the pump! I did that a couple times, sometimes loosing my milk and practically breaking my pump. Better yet, do your pumping over a soft surface if possible, JIC.
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It's pretty similar... I don't have the Beach Body one, only this one, but here are the only differences I see: (1) The beach body one has a clip to your pull-up bar, this one has a circle with a clasp, no big deal. (2) The beach body one appears to position the clamp that holds the bands parallel with your body so it doesn't rub, but this one is positioned perpendicular and tends to rub against my arm or shirt (3) The beach body one appears to have the adjuster on the top, this one is on the bottom, which causes the strap to hang on the floor when you're short like me and need to tighten it completely. Overall none of this is a big deal considering the price difference, I kept it anyway and it's working great for me. Good luck!
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I could not find this answer and I have both sizes. One does seem to have a faster flow than the other but the nipples are not labled, that I am aware of. I have mixed them up from using both so I don't know if it is coincidence or not. Please post an answer if you find out the flow of the nipples.
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It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric... » Read More It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White « Show Less
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You can move very easily and it doesn't interrupt the pumping. I haven't slung a flange off, which seems pretty hard to do. The bra holds the flange snugly and you'd have to manually take it out or bump it really hard to knock it out.
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This one does not. However, Amazon does sell the Breastflow that works with the disposable inserts.
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PumpEase Hands-Free Pumping Support for Nursing Mother This is my favourite for hands-free pumping!
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None- they are the same. You can buy thicker pieces of memory foam which I find more comfortable!
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I personally haven't used one of the hands free bras but as far as I know it should work fine with one.