Christina’s Breastfeeding Story – Using a pump helped me get back to work.


“Using a double electric breastpump allowed me to return to work and continue breastfeeding”

My son was born on March 21st 2009. I breastfed him from the start. It was a little difficult at first. He had a good latch and a great suckle reflex. The only problem was that he wasn’t far [...]

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Customer Review – Medela Swing electric pump


As it is breastfeeding week this customer review for the Medela Swing Electric Pump is a perfect review for us to share with you:

We bought this pump in the first week of our baby’s life after he was diagnosed with severe jaundice. Because of his condition we had to top up after [...]

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Sterilising your breast pump is easy.


Whether you have an electric breast pump or a manual breast pump, it is crucial to keep it absolutely clean and sterilise it regularly. If washed improperly, harmful bacteria could develop in the dried breast milk. [...]

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Manual breast pump or electric breast pump?


When you have decided to breastfeed your baby, you are very much aware of the benefits of breastfeeding for both yourself and your baby. However, there are many reasons why you may have to be away from your baby. It doesn’t mean that your baby can not continue to benefit from your breast milk. That’s when a well-chosen manual or electric breast pump becomes very useful. [...]

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Introducing The Medela Mini Electric Breast Pump


The first noticeable thing about the Medela mini electric breast pump is that it is compact. It gives breastfeeding mums the convenience of an electric breast pump for the size of a manual pump. It measures about 10″ (25cm) high and weights around 1.5lb (700g) so it fits easily in a handbag or [...]

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Breastfeeding tips: Choosing a Breast Pump


For many breastfeeding mothers, not having to buy any baby feeding equipment is a decisive factor in deciding to breastfeed their baby. Exclusive breastfeeding saves money, time and effort.

However there are many times when you may have to be away from your baby. You can continue to breastfeed by expressing breast milk [...]

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