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Medela’s new super light weight Magic InBra™ redefines the wearable breast pump experience: no cords and no compromise Magic InBra Mom lifting her baby while pumping with the Medela Magic InBra ...

When I was pumping, every minute that I was tied to my pump—tubes and bottles awkwardly hanging from my pumping bra—counted as time I couldn’t be doing something else, whether that was holding my baby ...

While some nursing moms find they don't need a breast pump, others discover that a good breast pump is essential to helping maintain or increase milk supply as needed, and can offer flexibility and ...

Throughout my pregnancy I was constantly told that nothing can ever truly prepare you for labour and having your first child. And... wow, was that accurate. Settling down for the night, I'd just ...

When Sonia Gupta, a Jersey City, N.J., mom of two and a product marketing team leader at CR, had her first baby in 2013, she paid out of pocket—about $200—for a breast pump. But she didn’t have to.

Momcozy is offering up to 30% off on popular baby products during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days. Deals include discounts on wearable breast pumps, pregnancy pillows, and baby bottle washers. Amazon's ...

With an inclusive range of flange sizes from 17mm to 24mm, the Eufy pump is built for comfort and a personalised fit. Plus, its smart features - including the Eufy Baby App and OptiRhythm™ technology, ...

Choosing the right breast pump can make each pumping session a little bit easier—and just might make your breastfeeding journey more successful too. Whether you’re pumping during the workday or in the ...

I’ve pumped for three babies — including exclusively pumping for eight months for my third born — and I can confidently say I’ve never exactly felt excited to fire up a pump. As with other ...

When Laurie Skurow began using her breast pump in 2014, she had plenty of reasons to hate it. There were the typical inconveniences: “I was commuting to work on the train, so I had to schlep my ...