Azzrenae hun, good on you for preparing now. I am sure that will be a big help to you.

It's great that you have organised a breast pump already - have you also spoken to the ob, paed and nursing staff about your desire to breastfeed? It would be great to have a plan in place now before the babies are born. The ABA can give you some great information on bfing premmie babies and they also have a booklet for $5 (less 10% for members) which is really, really helpful.

The main things with establishing bfing are skin to skin contact, and frequent expressing if the babies are unable to feed straight away. The skin to skin contact (also known as kangaroo care) has also been shown to have very positive results for the health and development of premmie babies - so it's certainly something that you might want to do as much as you can of. Your partner can also do this.

Best of luck hun. I will be thinking of you and wishing you all the best.