Breastfeeding

I’d like to breastfeed but not exclusively as I want my partner to be able to help out with feeds and have the flexibility. There are so many brands and I don’t know where to start!

Is it best to start with a manual one? Should I go with a wearable one like Momcosy? Any recommendations appreciated 🙏

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I wouldn't recommend the nuby ultimate single breast pump had that with my first born and I felt it just wasn't emptying me fully, but I have heard good things about the elvie pumps. I will also say always have a haaka on hand i could not live without it with my first pregnancy and already bought one again for my second, hope this helps x

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My friend got a Momcozy wearable and she advised me not to bother because it kept leaking and didn’t last longer than 3 months of regular use so she had to get a different one anyway.
I’ve gone for an Elvie Stride because it’s hospital grade so supposedly can help with stimulating milk production and can empty you fully - keeping my fingers crossed!

I think it depends on what you’re actually wanting for a pump, do a bit of research before you buy.
I mainly want one so I’m not doing all feeds on my own too but we’ll see how it goes 😅.

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