Wearable Breast Pump, Bellababy Portable Wireless Wearable Breast Pump with Touchscreen LCD Display, Rechargeable Hands Free Breast Pump Electric with 4 Modes & 9 Levels

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Wearable breast pumps have transformed how, when and where pumping parents can express milk for their babies. Most wearable pumps do work and are a great option for many people. But—and this is a big but—they do have some limitations that are important to learn about before you start using one. Trying to decide between the Imani2 and the Momcozy? They’re truly so similar and you can’t go wrong with either if you’re in the market for a well-priced wearable breast pump. We’ve talked to lots of pumping parents and most have the same likes (and dislikes) for each pump. And if you want to confuse yourself even more, you can also add Idaho Jones’ Pump-A-Wear Wearable Breast Pump into the mix; it’s another affordable wearable that’s gaining popularity among pumping parents.

Wearable Breast Pump, Bellababy Portable Wireless Wearable

If you follow any pumping, nursing or even parenting accounts on social media, you’ve likely heard about Pumpables’ Genie Advanced portable pump. There’s a lot of buzz behind this small, powerful pump, and for good reason. With strong but comfortable suction, a rechargeable battery with about four hours of pumping time and a weight of about half a pound, it’s easy to see why this pump is such a popular choice. Lots of pumpers use it as their primary pump and, like the Baby Buddha, it works with either traditional flanges or collection cups. What’s Worth Considering However, you can pop two of these into your bra to collect your let-down throughout the day, or use just one during feeds, to save every drop of milk. There is no pumping required, and the collector’s suction should attach securely but gently to your breast.For my first pregnancy quite a few years ago, I had a Medela Pump with wires. This time I have a Fraupow hands-free pump and it’s much better! It’s just nice not feeling pinned to one spot all the time. (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user , CurlsLDN ) Pumping frequency. Are you primarily nursing your baby and only pumping once a day to build a small stash or boost supply? A wearable breast pump might be a good choice for you. But if you’re an exclusive pumper or away from your baby for long periods and pumping frequently, you’ll want a traditional pump as your primary breast pump and may consider a wearable as a nice-to-have convenience.

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Unlike the Haakaa, the Curve is a completely wearable, hands-free pump, fitting directly into your bra or nursing top. We also loved how portable and simple it is—with only two dishwasher-safe pieces—as well as how durable it proved. “The silicone bag made it easy to smush down in a bag without worrying about breaking a plastic bottle or another more delicate part of a pump,” explained the editor who tested it.Pumping goals. “Everyone has certain things that they want out of a pump. Not everyone’s goal is supply,” says Jacob. Think this through as you consider whether or not you need a wearable.