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Memory Pump
Contents
Breastfeeding Tips
Baby at the Breast
Starting to Pump
When to Contact Your Lactation Consultant
Safety Instructions
Parts Diagram
Assembly
lnstall battery and charge pump
SET UP mode
Memory Pump Screens
Sound On/Off
PUMP mode
MILK VOLUME mode
HISTORY mode
Additional Features
To Begin Pumping
Remove Bottle Assembly
Breast Pump Care
Cleaning Guide
Milk Storage
Tips for Freezing Milk
Troubleshooting
Product Return Policy
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Congratulations on your new baby!
Breast milk is the most precious gift you can give to your child. Human milk contains
nutrients not found in formula.
It also contains antibodies which help protect your baby from infection and stimulates the
baby’s immune system.
Breastfeeding Tips
Baby at the breast
Make a nesting station so you can nurse your baby without interruption.
• Comfortable chair w/footstool or sitting upright in bed
• Lots of pillows
• Pitcher of water
• Cut up fruit, veggies, snack, etc.
• Cordless phone
• TV remote
• When baby is at the breast his/her belly should touch your body, in whatever position
you choose to feed (cradle, clutch, or lying down).
• Use lots of pillows to keep baby level with your breasts, being sure to always hold the baby.
• Hold baby with one hand/arm and your breast with the other.
• Tickle the baby’s nose with your nipple. Make him/her open their mouth
very
wide.
• Guide your baby onto the breast (not the nipple). Babies need to suck the breast not
just the nipple.
• Once the baby is comfortably latched on, sit back, take a drink of water, relax and
enjoy!
Most breastfed babies will want to eat about every 2–3hrs
Starting to pump
• Wash your hands.
• Wherever you are, try to make a comfortable/private space.
• Keep a picture of your baby with you, and his/her shirt or blanket (to smell).
• Fill a pitcher with water or juice.