Breast Pump

Breast Pump: A Modern Solution for Nursing Parents
A breast pump is a medical-grade or personal-use device designed to extract milk from lactating breasts, offering flexibility, comfort, and convenience for breastfeeding individuals. It mimics a baby’s natural sucking motion, allowing parents to express, store, and feed breast milk when direct nursing isn’t possible.

Types of Breast Pumps
Manual Breast Pumps

Hand-operated (lever or squeeze mechanism).

Quiet, portable, and budget-friendly.

Ideal for occasional use or travel.

Electric Breast Pumps

Battery or plug-powered for automated suction.

Single pump: Expresses milk from one breast at a time.

Double pump: Extracts from both breasts simultaneously (faster, efficient for working parents).

Hospital-Grade Pumps

Heavy-duty, multi-user devices (often rented).

Used for premature babies, low milk supply, or medical needs.

Wearable Pumps

Hands-free, cordless designs (fit inside a bra).

Discreet and portable for on-the-go use (e.g., Willow, Elvie).