Breastpump and Baby Scale Rentals
We are located at The Nursery Nook, 400 W. Mineral King, Visalia, CA, in the Mother Baby Unit, 3rd floor of the Acequia Wing. Phone: (559) 624.6012. Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
All rentals are subject to the local tax.
Medela Lactina® Select Breastpump
Monthly rate $55.00, Weekly rate $17.50
Features and Benefits:
- Hospital Grade
- Long Term Daily Use
- Electric
- Double or Single Pump
- Multi-User, with personal double pumping system
- Leading electric breastpump used by hospitals, rental stations and DME’s worldwide
- Built-in vacuum release protects moms against excessive or prolonged suction
- Ideal for initiating and sustaining milk supply
- Features automatic suck and release for ease of use and efficiency
- Lightweight and portable for moms who work or travel
- Vehicle lighter power options for versatility
- All Lactina kits are easily converted to a manual pump (sold separately)
- Safe for the collection, storage and feeding of breastmilk
- Chosen for you and your baby - All parts that come into contact with breastmilk are BPA/DEHP Free.
Medela Symphony® Breastpump
Monthly rate $65.00, Weekly rate $17.50
Features and Benefits:
- Hospital Grade
- 2-Phase Expression Pumping (to mimic the sucking pattern of the baby)
- Long Term Daily Use
- Electric
- Double or Single Pump
- Multi-User, with personal double pumping system
- Chosen for you and your baby - All parts that come into contact with breastmilk are BPA/DEHP Free.
* Pumping Kit for Symphony and Lactina sold separately $52.00
Please note:
Pumping both breasts at the same time cuts pumping time in half, and can help increase your milk supply. See video below.
Maximizing Milk Production
A recent study done at Stanford University showed that moms who use their hands while pumping can obtain twice the milk supply as "passive" pumpers. See a video demonstration at: http://newborns.stanford.edu/Breastfeeding/MaxProduction.html
BabyWeigh Scale Rental
Weekly rate $25.00
Infant scale that also automatically calculates breastmilk intake from pre - and - post - feeding weights. Converts between pounds and grams to detect the difference in the baby’s weight before and after a feeding.
How To Use Your Hands When You Pump
A recent study done at Stanford University showed that moms who use their hands while pumping can obtain twice the milk supply as "passive" pumpers. See a video demonstration at: http://newborns.stanford.edu/Breastfeeding/MaxProduction.html - Maximizing Milk Production -- video