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Janet Hoover <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:47:28 -0500
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An easy and cheap way to make a hands-free pumping helper is to take the
fabric tube that is used to hold the fetal monitor on during labor and cut
2 small holes in it. The 2 part flanges are perfect for this. Pull the
fabric over the breasts, the tube comes out of the hole and hooks-up to the
pump. It is a little linty because the top and bottom are not seamed but it
works well.

Moms have loved it. If the holes get stretched out you just turn it and cut
new ones. I just made one for a 4 year old who likes to "pump" with his mom.
Very cute.

Janet Hoover, LM, IBCLC
Santa Cruz, CA 95065
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