I love our mini fridge! It is so convenient for the middle of the night so I do not have to go up and down the stairs to the kitchen. I keep drinks and my pumped milk right next to the bed.
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I would love one!
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Our kitchen is on the same floor as the bedrooms so it's not really necessary, but if there were stairs involved, you bet your butt I'd be getting a fridge upstairs.
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Nope! But our apartment is tiny so a walk to the fridge is not so hard.
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Nope. Is that common? I don't think I know anyone with one in their bedroom!
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Yes! I love it!
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We only have one floor and the fridge is pretty close to our room!
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No... It never crossed my mind. But now that you've suggested it I might have to talk to the Hubster about it! I never pump at night because I'm too lazy to go downstairs and put the milk in the fridge.
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yes!! Our mini fridge and chest freezer are right outside our bedroom (in the upstairs hallway).
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@mrs. bird: I'm wondering if this is common too!?
We don't have one, I have never met anyone who did have one!
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ha, i never thought about this! If we lived upstairs, it wouldn't be a bad idea.
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We don't have one. I bet my DH would love it though!
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We plan on getting one in our bedroom's sitting room. There's a little nook in the corner that fits a mini-fridge and a cabinet above! It sounds weird at first but the room leads out to a balcony so it would be perfect to grab cold drinks without going all the way downstairs.
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Nope, but that's a brilliant idea for when you're pumping!! I'll have to keep this in mind for the future!
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Never even thought about it and don't think I know anyone who has one in their bedroom. Generally I only pump in the morning during her first wake up around 5 and just leave it out on my night stand then put it in the fridge when we wake up again around 7 or so. I operate under the rule that it's fine to sit out for a few hours.
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It never occurred to me to have one in our bedroom!
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@.twist.: @mrs. bird: DH got the idea from his co-worker's wife! Maybe it is just for super lazy people like us.
@MamaMoose: you can leave milk out for a few hours depending on when you pump. But I have already stopped pumping in the middle of the night. Too tired! We'll see what happens when she starts sleeping longer...maybe I will have to pump again...
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We have a mini fridge and chest freezer in our basement.
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