As a new parent, especially a new mother breastfeeding, one worry always floating around: "Am I feeding my baby enough?". So, whether you do it all the time or just sometimes, picking the right breast pump for your lactation needs can be tricky. Here are five things to consider for choosing the right breast pump.
Pump Usage
The first important thing to consider when buying a breast pump is how you plan on using the pump. Are you going to pump and breastfeed? Are you pumping and storing milk? Do you have to go back to work? Are you going on a trip for a few days? Determining how often you will use your pump will help narrow down the type, size, electrical needs, and weight of the pump you want to purchase.
How Long Will It Take You To Pump?
All women have different lactation needs, and pumping time varies from woman to woman and from pump to pump. When researching breast pumps, consider how long it will take you to pump is an important fact to consider. But it is equally important to consider how much time (in your day-to-day life) you have to pump. If you plan on pumping while on the move or working, you should consider battery-powered or chargeable breast pumps.
Is The Pump User Friendly?
When you need to feed your baby, no one wants to struggle with a complicated breast pump. However, from assembly and pumping to disassembly and cleaning, it is important to ensure that all aspects of your breast pump are user-friendly. So, when researching breast pumps, review the instructions (if possible) - there are even YouTube videos that you can watch on specific products.
Where Will You Be Using The Pump?
When buying a breast pump, it is essential that you consider where you will use the breast pump. An electric pump requires being plugged into an outlet to be powered (and they tend to be bulky) - perfect for home use. While Manual and battery-powered pumps can easily be used on the go and in small places. At home, at work, or while in the car and on the go, there is a pump to meet all your lactation needs - even ones used in the case of emergency no power situations. All you have to do is think about your day-to-day looks and figure out where you will be pumping.
Every woman has their own lactation needs and wants regarding a breast pump. To ensure you are getting the most out of your breast pump, It is essential to get the right one - keeping in mind how, when, and where you will be using it. Whatever your breast pump needs and wants are, there is a breast pump for you. The Best Medical Solutions offer breast pumps that are electric, portable, and rechargeable. Check out our online store and contact us today with any questions!
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