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I have not heard of gaining weight from an IUD. I’m not saying it’s not possible but I have not heard of that.

Hi, so yes the instructions provided in this video is for a double pump session. If you are using a single pump you will still want to follow the same time schedule for each breast however you would either alternate the break periods to pump the other breast OR you can do two separate sessions. I discuss different methods of using a single pump in my Power Pump ebook available at www.themommanurseshop.com I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

Just to be clear you are restarting your milk production, correct? If so, it will take more work and more time to get your milk supply back and it may not be where it once was but, you will see some increase. Make sure you are following a milk producing foods diet and drinking plenty of water. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

So, once the IUD is inserted the string should NOT move. However, different circumstances may cause the string to move which is why you have to do the monthly string check (as a precaution). If you do your string check and cannot find it, wait about an hour (or find a new position) and check again. If you still cannot feel it then you should call your doctor because it may have migrated. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

Anywhere from 10-20 minutes each session. But, typically 15 minutes.

It’s definitely a nice way to renew!

You typically want to wait at least 4 weeks (or until baby has formed a good latch) before you begin pumping or Power Pumping so that you do not disturb (or confuse) babies natural latch. After that it is best to start pumping so you can build up your supply and build a milk stash if you would like. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️.

So with the method of Power Pumping you will gradually see an increase in milk production after a couple of sessions. You may not necessarily see “results” after just 1 session. If you follow the recommended Pump/Nurse schedule, add in Power Pumping sessions, and eat Milk Producing foods you will start to see an increase in Milk Production. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

Power Pumping should be able to help. Now, with the information provided there may not be a big increase however, you will only know if you try. Also, make sure you have milk producing foods in your diet. If you need assistance with some milk producing food options you can check out my Milk Producing Foods checklist that includes a FREE recipe at www.themommanurseshop.com I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

How is your eating habits and water intake? You need to eat milk producing foods and drink plenty of water as well as staying on a consistent pump/nurse schedule. Check out www.themommanurseshop.com for my Milk Producing Foods Checklist. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

@@MommaNurse thanks

This specific video speaks on pumping both breast simultaneously with a double pump. For more info and different methods to Power Pump using a single pump please visit www.themommanurseshop.com where you will find my Power Pump eBook which goes into great detail on different methods available along various other topics. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

No problem. Thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

I’ve worked both Day AND Night shift and they both have their different forms of crazy! The main point is nursing is 24hours ❤️❤️❤️

Hi, congrats on your new bundle of joy ❤️. What I recommend is starting on the lowest speed that is comfortable for you, not painful, and you are able to see some results. If you feel any type of discomfort lower the speed. If you feel like there are no results increase the speed. You can do this multiple times per session. As long as you are comfortable. I hope this helps and thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️.

A SMALL amount of blood is normal (at times) especially if you are dealing with Mastitis. If the amount increases or becomes worrisome then you should see a doctor for further guidance.

@@MommaNurse thank you for replying

@@classicfood671 no problem at all. Thank you for watching.

So sorry to hear that. Thank you for sharing your story and watching.

Don’t be scared. Just listen to your provider and take some slow deep breaths. Good luck ❤️❤️❤️

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This is so awesome to hear 🥲❤️❤️❤️. So happy for you and baby. Thanks for watching AND coming back to share your experience ❤️❤️❤️.

The ACLS is required for certain areas like ICU, ER, OR etc. it is not required in areas like Med Surg.

We travel as a family so they are right there with me ❤️❤️❤️. Thanks for watching ☺️☺️☺️.

You’re welcome

It might depend on the other ingredients included in the cookies, are they overly sweet? The are many other foods/ways to increase your breast milk. There is a Milk Producing Foods Checklist available at www.themommanurseshop.com I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️

Hi and thanks for watching. I have used a few different Travel agencies over the years. If you head over to www.themommanurseshop.com I have a list with my FAVORITE recruiters plus the agency they work with and their contact info. It gives you a chance to research the agencies to see who will be the best fit. I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️

The goal of quarterly evaluations is to see your progress, address any needs/educational concerns, or learning opportunities, we also discuss areas of improvement or any disciplinary concerns. It is a moment when you can discuss any concerns from your standpoint as well. I hope this answers your question. And thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

Typically you don’t want to start pumping OR Power Pumping immediately after birth because you want to allow your baby time to adjust to your nipple and form a good latch. Once you are confident that baby is latching correctly (typically about 4 weeks) then you can begin pumping/power pumping

It’s rough sometimes.

I definitely understand the gravity of the care I provide to my patients. As an ICU nurse we take things VERY seriously to prevent errors and adequately care for our patients.

Sending prayers to you. I hope it helps you. ❤️❤️❤️

🤣🤣🤣 it’s a tough world out there!

You can either Power Pump a single breast at a time. OR you can alternate your break sessions to pump the opposite breast. It will add an additional session at the end to make up the complete 1 hour session. I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️. I also discuss Power Pumping in full detail in my Power Pumping ebook available at www.themommanurseshop.com

Oh wow! I would have definitely thought it would be 1:1 there. Thanks for sharing.

Yes,very similar.

With the right diet, water intake, Power Pumping AND consistency you can definitely attempt to gain your milk back. You will need a strict Nurse/Pump schedule (I have one available at www.themommanurseshop.com) You will need to eat milk producing foods (I have many videos on my channel), and drink plenty of water. I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️. Feel free to send anymore questions that you may have.

@@MommaNurse Thanku .hope i can .

Yes! The first few hours can be a little uncomfortable with the cramping. It should subside within a day or two (at most). Thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️

Is she getting an adequate amount of milk? (Respectfully) At 10 months she should be on a pretty regular night time schedule by now. I know each child is different but, it might be something to think about and/or look into ❤️.

You would want to pump for about 10-15mins per session every 2-4 hours. This all depends on your schedule including your baby’s nursing sessions. The Power Pump session can be included in these times.

I actually have one available on my website www.themommanurseshop.com Check it out❤️❤️❤️

Most definitely! If you have the time you can do two single (breast) sessions a day. Or even alternate session days with breast. Many options available. I discuss methods of using a single breast pump in my ebook available at www.themommanurseshop.com I hope this helps and thanks for watching❤️❤️❤️

You can follow these same steps with a manual pump. It will be tiring but worth it. Start eating milk producing foods like Almonds, Oatmeal, etc. (I’ll link some more videos below). Also, drink plenty of water. Stick to a consistent nurse/pump schedule, even if you don’t see any milk in the beginning keep going as it will gradually increase. Day 8 Remedies for Low Milk Supply | How Can I Fix this? th-cam.com/video/kavDOQ3yWHk/w-d-xo.html Breastfeeding Diet | Postpartum Diet for a Breastfeeding Mother th-cam.com/video/PeBtGtjus0A/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️

The one hour Power Pump session is for once a day (maximum twice a day) for about a week. And then continue your regular pump/nurse sessions for 15 mins every 2-3 hours (or every 3-4hrs once you have created a good supply). There is a Pump Schedule available at www.themommanurseshop.com I hope this makes sense. ❤️❤️❤️

Hii there, I m now going to resume my office very soon so started expressing breastmilk as I don't want to introduce formula to my baby, but I have a query regarding storing can you pls advice me if it is possible for you? Which time need to be mentioned on the pouch/container if combined two or more different sessions pumped breastmilk together??

@@pracheemore6929 great question. You typically don’t want to combine many different pump sessions into one pouch. Each pouch should contain about 2-4 ounces of milk to prevent waste. On the pouch you will want to put the date and time you pumped the milk. Use the oldest milk first as it will expire first. This video goes into detail on breast milk storage. Feel free to checkout the playlist as well because I also have a video about building your milk stash. Day 9: Breast Milk Storage | Storing Your Baby's Breast Milk th-cam.com/video/LMaZzSXebnM/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps ❤️❤️❤️

@@MommaNurse Thanks a lot for clarification ❤

What if it is a pitcher method??? Which time need to be written?

Thanks for watching 😊😊😊

I really enjoyed the class. It was virtual as well so you can take it from anywhere.