Anyone else put their pump under a blanket to dull the sound of it at night so it doesn't potentially wake/disturb the babies sleep? He woke and wouldn't nurse for longer than 2 minutes before falling asleep and unlatching. He likes to play this game where he does that and then wakes up when I start pumping. Then I gotta take everything off and clean all the parts cause I did pump some and then I get a little mad at him.
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yeah. I'm just trying to avoid cleaning the pump parts š

I exclusively pump and I have noticed that if Iām pumping at night and baby is asleep, itāll wake him up, I swear he can smell the milk or something so I have trialed pumping in another room and it has worked to keep baby asleep.

I heard of a hack where you just put the pump parts in the fridge after pumping instead of cleaning. Then clean them/sterilize once at the end of the day. It seems to make sense because breast milk is still good if left in the fridge for a few days. Havenāt tried it though

I do do that but I usually wash them in the morning so I don't have to reassemble it in the middle of the night. I'm the laziest person at night š

I currently have the pump under a blanket so my therapist doesn't notice I'm pumping during our zoom call š¤£

Why I got the Spectra s1. It's so quiet you almost don't notice it running š