BabyBuddha Double and Single Breast Pump, Super Powerful Electric Pump, Worn Around Neck Using Supplied Lanyard, USB Charging, Complete Kit, Black

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One of the hardest things about exclusively pumping is feeling tied down. A lot of breast pumps – especially those covered by insurance – need to be plugged into an outlet while you’re using them. Note that I received my Freemie Liberty as a PR sample.I was excited to try it. I personally yielded less with the Freemie Liberty than I did with either the Spectra S1 or Baby Buddha pump. Another friend does love it and uses it as her primary pump. Medela Symphonyvs. Baby Buddha Remember that machine is a mighty little beast. Even if you have used high settings on other pumps, you may not need to with this pump or may need to build up over a few sessions to acclimate to it. If you are having a hard time with that long pull, try starting in level one expression mode and then switching to stimulation mode. At less than pound, this pump weighs less than your diaper bag. But is it still safe being so small? Yep, this breast pump is all about the safety first because it’s FDA approved and 100% BPA free.

We hope that this best has helped you to find the best hands-free breast pump for your situation. Be sure to let us know what your favorite one is! Other Posts You May Enjoy:The Elvie has stimulation and expression modes with up to 12 intensity levels for you to experiment with. Elvie Stride This wearable pumping solution allows parents to roam about their day without being bound to a huge electric pump or connected to a pumping station. The Baby Budhha is a convenient pump for working mothers since it has a lanyard-suspended design that includes wearable cups and capture bottles. The Buddha is portable and features an intuitive interface that will have you pounding in no time. Practicality and Ease of Operation As a busy mom, I know how hard it is to find the time to take care of yourself. When it comes to pumping, it can be quite a hassle having to lug around a bulky and heavy pump. The S1 and S2 are hospital grade pumps and considerably larger and heavier than the Baby Buddha. Still, I find the Baby Buddha to be much stronger and more efficient than my S1. Many other moms in my Facebook groups have the same experience. Each of the cups for the Freemie Library II hold up to 8 ounces of breast milk. Imani i2 Breast Pump

PORTABLE AND COMPACT: At 6.8oz and smaller than the average cell phone, the BabyBuddha is the smallest and most portable breast pump to achieve consistent hospital grade strength (53-315 mmhg). With our convenient lanyard, you can now free your hands and pay more attention to other tasks as you pump. Willow Go: This is a newer breast pump from Willow that is less expensive and sometimes covered by insurance. There are quite a few different modes for both the stimulation and the letdown phases, which makes it so you can easily adjust it to your needs. Why moms love the BabyBuddha The Elvie Stride has three flange sizes available – 21, 24, and 27. This is kind of bummer since I know many need smaller sizes. Baby Buddha Breast Pump with Hands-Free CupsMost people start the pump off in letdown mode for a few minutes and then switch to expression mode after their milk lets down.

The bottom line, I give the BabyBuddha breast pump two thumbs up and the official seal of approval from The Breastfeeding Mama (okay, that doesn’t exist, but if I had a seal of approval, they would get it!) Related Products that Make Pumping Easier In general, the BabyBuddha Pump is not considered loud and is relatively quiet compared to other breast pumps on the market. The motor produces some sound but is not overly loud or disruptive. How long does the BabyBuddha battery last? The Freemie cups generally come with 25 and 28 mm flanges, though there are inserts for smaller sizes. MomCozy S12 Breast Pump After that I bought the Medela Freestyle Flex - it’s fine - but I should have researched more. In general a problem with both Medela pumps I had is the difficulty to replace membranes - right now you have to buy an entire connector set which gets expensive. I also did not like that it was a touchscreen because if I moved around and bumped into it I would accidentally turn it off or switch modes.In fact, one mom said this powerful pump is hands down the best pump ever blowing all other pumps out of the water. It’s also very quiet, so if pumping discreetly is important to you, this pump is one to consider. Weighs less than 1 pound While using the Baby Buddha, you may feel embarrassed. It produces a loud, periodic noise that can be disturbing and irritating to you, your neighbor and your baby. It is known to be one of the loudest breast pumps which emits a buzzing that can be annoying. It is not advisable to use a previously owned breast pump. Breast pumps are single-user products, or personal care items, much like a toothbrush, and are registered with the FDA as single-use items. Breast pumps should never be shared, resold, or lent among mothers for safety. Medela actively discourages moms from reusing or reselling previously owned breast pump equipment. — Medela If you are looking for a pump with a strong suction capable of emptying your breasts fast, the BabyBuddha is the clear front runner. Elvie pumps have a 2-year warranty on the pump itself and a 90-day warranty on accessories and parts. Elvie Stride