Manual Breast Pump - Baby Feeding Suction Milk Pump with Bottle for Postpartum Use
Manual Breast Pump - Baby Feeding Suction Milk Pump with Bottle for Postpartum Use
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Make breastfeeding easier with our Manual Breast Pump, designed for convenient and comfortable milk extraction. This easy-to-use pump features a gentle manual suction system, perfect for nursing mothers during postpartum. It includes a milk bottle for direct collection, making feeding and storage simple and efficient. Compact and lightweight, this breast pump is ideal for both home use and travel, providing a hassle-free solution for mothers looking to express milk anytime, anywhere.
Specifications:
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Material: BPA-free, food-grade silicone and plastic
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Size: Compact and lightweight for easy portability
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Features: Manual suction, easy-to-use design, detachable parts for easy cleaning
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Usage: Suitable for postpartum milk extraction, direct feeding, and storage
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Design: Ergonomic handle for comfortable use
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Color: Available in a neutral design
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Color : white
Material : PP
Size:
white:length*width*height 13.5*8*18cm
Purple:Length and width: 18*10cm error about 1cm
Item Number : 880853
Health tips:
1. Wash hands before using milk pump to milk or treat breast milk.
2. The breast pump is hot with a hot towel before milking. Massage stimulates the areola to make the breast completely clear.
3. Milking at your own pressure. Breasts or nipples should stop milking when they feel pain.
4. Just squeeze out the amount of eight points for milking (no more than 20 minutes)
5. Use a lidded container when storing breast milk
6. Remove breast milk that has been refrigerated for more than 72 hours (3 days)
7. Do not put refrigerated breast milk and fresh breast milk together.
8. Thaw the refrigerated breast milk or link the container to the warm milk for warm feeding.
9. After the defrosted breast milk is thawed, if the baby can not finish drinking after 24 hours, please do not repeat the refrigerated breast milk. Dispose of the remaining and disinfect the container.
