RE: So how do you carry it all?

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Congrats !I have been in private practice 20 plus years now and have gone back and forth with how to carry all the "stuff". I recently purchase a neat little rolling bag with a lovely handle and nice size storage capacity. I only take what I might need for that visit. I also carry my old bag in my car with the extra stuff. I got the bag fromWalmart for $19.00. Take a peek at your local WM.Take care and great luck!!Vicki CarlsonCoastal Breastfeeding ServiceOak Island, NC To: From: lindajeen@...Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:15:54 +0000Subject: So how do you carry it all?

After getting IBCLC-certified in 2009, I'm finally getting ready to open my doors as a PPLC. (Yippee! My kids are finally old enough for me to pursue this!) So I've been reading all your insightful emails and researching what supplies to have on hand in my "supply bag." I think I have a good grasp on *what* supplies to bring. But my question now is: *how* do I carry it all? What do you use? Does anyone use a compartmentalized medical bag? Rolling cart? Duffel bag? What works for you to transport all your supplies to your clients' homes?

Thanks!

Peirce

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Thanks, all, for your input. I’m going with a Land’s End zippered tote for now. I might change to something else down the road, but I think this will get me started. J About one more week and I’ll turn on my “Open for business” sign! Peirce

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