For the Ladies, a Different Kind of “Pump Question”

[Ms. Spicy 🌶️]

The hind milk as it’s called is supposed to have a few factors that are useful for the infant.. I don’t remember everything I read but re: what it’s good for.

I am sure every woman on the site is accessing the cost of being on here and inducing at this point in time 🙂

Supplements, time, effort, will etc. seems to be in the woman’s favor as to the whole process. At the same time, the back pain, the weight of the bosom they add to the cost of such a process…

[MizzLizz]

The bottomline is the price is what the person is willing to pay

Eg
Something is worth the price quoted if the person is willing to pay if not that’s fine you don’t have to commit until you find what you want at the price you are willing to pay

[MizzLizz]

Remember she will be taking time away from being with her child and for that there is no price.

[MizzLizz]

Thank you @ ms Spicy
Lots of folks seem to forget that “minor” detail

[Vinman]

Thanks for all the great comments! Out of curiosity, I decided last night to get back in touch with a wet nursing “prospect” whom I had first began messaging with back in October via my Dreams of Milk ad. I had decided not to go any further with her when she told me that her hourly rate is $300. Her babysitting fee is $200. But I wanted to get her take on the pump thing. She’s only been nursing her months old son for a short time, but she said she will soon will be wanting anyone nursing her to use a pump.

Now get this….she shared with me that she currently has three ANR clients, ranging in frequency from every 9 days to twice a week. They all have their own pumps! Sounds like these guys have been part of the wet nursing scene for quite some time. One is a truck driver who is very generous with her.

So it looks like I’ll be getting myself a pump if I want to explore the wonderful world of wet nursing. Any suggestions on one at a “reasonable cost”?

[MizzLizz]

I mean ask her which ones her other clients use and see what the cost is and choose from there is what I would say. But reasonable cost for a pump is prob 150-250 I mean there are more expensive ones for sure but I think that’s the average for a decent one.

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