Free MAM Care breast pump sample pack.

NorthernLass

To receive your free MAM Care breast pump sample pack please fill in your address details.

http://www.mambaby.co.uk/mother_and_baby_pump.asp

lyndseyann

had an email about this last week and thought there was a post for it so i got one delivered yesterday and its fantastic-really good for a freebie that only requires feed back and keep the product.

redflame705

Can you tell me what you get in the pack? Thanks.

lyndseyann

it was a blue mam bottle,brest pump attachment,dvd telling you about the pump,2 breast pads and instructions.fantastic for a freebie-saw it on another site and they were £30 pounds!!!!!!!!!fantastic

redflame705

Thanks Lyndseyann

Jacqui182Fan

"really good for a freebie that only requires feed back and keep the product."

Would they really want it back if you didnt give them feedback

ewww

hotpot4

Another freebie i will actually use - Fantastic!!!!!!:beer:

dontwannabeindebt

have just been checking where I'd won one of these from and assume it must have been this post, but just noticed that I hadn't "THANKED" you and now feel really ignorant as I ALWAYS thank the posts that I use, so appologies for the late THANKS

littlejaffa

Jacqui182Fan wrote: »

"really good for a freebie that only requires feed back and keep the product."

Would they really want it back if you didnt give them feedback

ewww

people do recycle breast pumps our freecycle has them quite often and they get snapped up

chloes

I do hope only people who need these tried to get one. Yes its a freebie, but it was sponsored by a parenting magazine and was intended for pregnant mums or those breastfeeding.

Anyone who got one to sell on is depriving a mum of a vital piece of equipment.

Discodee

I breast fed both of mine for over a year. I invested in a breast pump, and when my first was about 4 months olf DH and I went out for 2 hrs, and left babba with my mum and dad, and a bottle of breast milk.
We rang after half an hour, and were told, "PLease come back. She won't take the milk"

She refused the rubber teat and just wanted mum! She would never take anything from a bottle, or take a dummy!

I didn't even try with my second. Mind, he was a monkey; fed every two hours day and night till he was 8 mths old!!!! ARGHHH!! I was 36 too, so no spring chicken, and a toddkler to look after. In the evenings he'd feed constantly from about 6pm till 10pm, just going from one breast to the other, cos my milk supplies were low.

My breast pump was like brand new lmao


Must advocate breast feeding tho. neither of mine (Now 13 and 9,) have ever had antibiotics and they rarely even get colds. I think my daughter has had about 4 colds in her life and my son one or two more, and they never last for more than a day.

Breast is definitely best.