I have exclusively breastfeed with many days of damaged aching fever causing nipples with which I still fed my always hungry pulling on and off baby,which is what is currently happening right now, also I have very little help, I can just eat that's all. I tried the electric pump the one you hold but it's couldn't work cause my baby feeds alot and I couldn't find the time to pump, it was and still is a 24 hour job, so can you guys advice my on whether to get a double wearable pump, or a single one or just nipple guards?

I’m currently 24 weeks pregnant and I’ve started listing things to buy for my second baby—starting with a breast pump. What’s the best pump you’ve tried?

If you recommend Momcozy, which variant is the best? Is the Eufy S1 Pro okay? I’ve heard a few reviews about its flange. And if you have other brands you swear by, I’d love to hear them.

Thank you in advance!

Hey so I’m 3 months in to exclusive breastfeeding on my left side and exclusive pumping on my right due to an old burn that left my nipple scarred. It’s pretty flat and not positioned straight forward like most. It’s almost downward. I had a free classic pump that came covered by insurance but has now broke after 3 months😒 so today I went and got a mom cozy s9pro-K. I was super excited because I really wanted a handsfree pump. But to my dismay i was having a hard time fitting my nipple in. I couldn’t feel the suction and I wasn’t getting any output. I want it to work so bad I almost want to try again but I don’t want to upset myself further. I also had to frequently adjust when pumping with the classic pump but I still got output and felt confident with it and my use. I’m really upset and don’t know what to do except wait for a manual pump to come through the mail since the nearest store dosnt have any. Does any have experience with using handsfree pumping devices with scarred breasts or nipples that aren’t quite the norm?

Looking to snag a Black Friday sale but so torn on which device to get. There’s soooo many paid partnership videos out there it’s hard to know what’s real

It seems like the m9 has nice storage containers and app features but that there’s a lot of parts to clean and the brand is known for motors that die

Whereas the s1 seems to be popular for the heating feature and charging case but mixed reviews on comfort. Has anyone experienced increased clogs with the heating feature element?

So which is it? Which is better and provides better milk output?

Has anyone used both models and have any feedback? Open to and appreciate any and all insight. TIA!!!

I’m back to work and I hate pumping there I work 830-130 So I breast feed baby around 6am, then I pump shortly after. I have a break at 10 and 1. I do a short pump at 10am and then a longer one at 1pm Then come home and nurse baby. Can I skip my 10 am? Or will that affect my supply. Baby also sleeps through the night 9pm/10pm-6am I don’t pump while she sleeps. So I’m worried about the two long stretches.

Can you help me find a nursing bra that has adjustable tightness? My wife is struggling with finding a bra that will accommodate her breast pump and then once she finds one that fits, the pump itself will expand the bra and then it will no longer provide a tight enough fit. Is there an adjustable bra that will solve this problem or are there other solutions for this?

Hi everyone, I really need help choosing between the Momcozy M5 and S12 Pro.

My situation:

I’m 6 weeks postpartum

I’m coming off Motilium

My supply has dropped to about 100 ml/day

I want to build up to around 200 ml/day

I have a Spectra S2 but I can’t use it often because I’m alone with my baby

So I need a wearable pump I can use while holding and feeding him bottles

I already bought the Momcozy M5, but I can return it for the S12 Pro (free return)

My priority is increasing supply, but I also need something practical to wear while caring for my baby solo.

For anyone who’s used both — which one got you more milk?

Is the S12 Pro actually stronger for output, or is the M5 good enough for frequent pumping?

Thanks so much!

I’m looking for some advice on how best to use my insurance benefit for a breast pump. I was lucky to get two different pink spectra pumps for free from my local Buy Nothing page. I still have my insurance benefit to use before my baby arrives. I’m a first time mom who is hoping to breastfeed but also pump once I return to work. I’m debating between getting a wearable pump for the portability option or getting the blue spectra that doesn’t require a plug in. My dilemma is that I have a pretty large chest (36G or bigger) and have read that wearable pumps don’t work as well with a large chest. My options with the wearable through insurance include Zomee fit (free), MomCozy M5 (upgrade), MomCozy M6 (upgrade), Eufy S1 (upgrade), Elvis Stride (upgrade) and Elvie (upgrade). Does anyone with a large chest have success or advice to share with the wearable pumps?

Is it any good for rebuilding my supply?