Why Buy Me?

Discover the convenience and simplicity of our baby mom Single Manual Breast Pump. Designed for modern mothers seeking a practical solution for expressing breastmilk, this manual pump offers ease of use and portability. Crafted with care, the pump ensures a gentle and efficient expression process, providing a comfortable experience for both mum and baby. Compact and easy to clean, the baby mom Single Manual Breast Pump is an essential tool for breastfeeding mothers, empowering them with flexibility and control in their breastfeeding journey. Elevate your breastfeeding experience with this reliable and user-friendly manual breast pump.

Brand: baby mom

Product Type: Pumps & Storage

Product Sub-type: Manual Breast Pumps

How to Use?

To use the breast pump, wash your hands, prepare the single manual pump, create a vacuum by stimulating the nipple, wait for the milk, and check the flow. Milk the other breast, adjusting the vacuum according to the need, clean it when the process is complete.

Functionality: The breast pump creates a vacuum, draws the milk and collects it in a container. It is easy to use and meets the milking needs of mothers in a practical way.

Product Dimensions: 14,5 x 11,5 x 22 cm; 5,7 x 4,5 x 8,5 inches

Details:

• The baby mom Manual Breast Pump has a petal massage head with pain-reducing properties.
• It has an ergonomic grip.
• It has a food-grade PP cover to prevent secondary contamination.
• The bottle, which you will use to safely store expressed breast milk, is made of BPA-free materials.
• Milking can also be done easily with one hand.
• Suitable for all breast sizes.
• You can easily use it both at home and outside.
• baby mom is an ebebek brand. 

Breast Milk Storage Conditions 

• Room Temperature (19-26°C) 3 Hours
• Refrigerator (<4°C) 3 Days
• Freezing (-18°C) 3 Months

 Methods to Facilitate the Flow of Milk Before Milking

• Taking a warm shower before milking and gently massaging your breast with a warm shower will accelerate the flow of milk.
• During milking, skin-to-skin contact with your baby, smelling a piece of clothing or looking at a photo of it will affect the milking process very positively.