Awesome, with one drawback

This is a total lifesaver, expensive but worth every penny. I breastfeed during the day and give her pumped milk at night.
The one big drawback--you have to hold the bottles to your breasts while you pump, meaning both your hands are occupied and you are unable to do anything else. If you have a clogged duct or one breast is having a slow day, this means youre completely out of commission for an hour while you hold the bottles and pump. I REALLY think Medela should manufacture a harness to hold them in place so you can do other things while youre pumping.

[Sunday, December 28, 2008]

never failed

I have this pump and i bought this one as a present. i never had a problem with mine. while other people had pumps that broke- i used my several times a day for 1 year and had no issues.

[Wednesday, December 17, 2008]

The "Breast" Pump Ever!!

I knew I wanted to breastfeed from the moment I got pregnant. But I also knew that I would be working and I would need a breast pump to express milk when Willow was unable to nurse because I was at work. But, since Willow never latched on, I was glad that I had spent the money and bought what I feel is the best breast pump out there, the Medela Pump In Style Breast Pump.

The great thing about this breast pump is that it has two nozzles so you can express from both breasts at once, if you care to. It has a variable control so you can decide how much suction you would like to have. When I first started, I went with what it felt like when Willow tried to nurse and then as I used it, I was able to up the suction until I had it maxed out. And let me tell you. I know everyone is different, but when I really got into the pumping groove, I pumped an ounce a minute.

I just can't say enough good things about this pump. It's easy to use and has a handy shoulder bag to carry it in and comes with a freezer pack to store the milk. Everything a pumping mom needs!

[Monday, October 20, 2008]

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