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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And even if your pump doesn’t need to be plugged in, a larger pump can leave you more or less stuck in one place because you can’t just put it in your pocket while you get stuff done. Bella Baby pump is not heavy; built with 2200 mAh Li-ion battery, it is portable and can be easily carried around anytime and anywhere in your handbag. So it’s nice that with the BabyBuddha, you can use it as a hands-free pump, as well as a more traditional pump. Operating BabyBuddha is easy, simply recharge it and use the trackball to navigate through the 15 different modes, and land on the perfect one with a simple swivel of the thumb.

You’ll never have to worry about your breast milk coming into contact with toxins because the milk always remains forward flowing. It took me under ten minutes to both read the instructions and have it up and running with my Medela parts (see next section for how to hack to use with other parts).Some moms feel that the pump is TOO powerful and they had to stop using it due to sore nipples and pain. The distress caused by these issues could potentially halt your pumping journey, hindering the primary goal of providing milk for your baby.

What initially impressed me about this pump was how simple it was – there are a lot of complicated pumps out there, and this is not one of them. Being rechargeable and small makes it convenient for travel, particularly on a plane ride or other times that you don't have access to an outlet. I, however, find it uncomfortable to wear the Baby Buddha around my neck and end up wearing it on my shoulder like a purse. Some moms find them to be SUPER helpful, but many find them to be cumbersome, expensive, and not as effective as a traditional pump.The Baby Buddha consistently gets good reviews in our Facebook group, and I think it’s a great investment for exclusive pumpers to be more free of the “ball and chain.

Whenever I talk about this method, people wonder how they compare to other hands-free options, such as Elvie and Willow – or just using the Freemie Pump.Nevertheless, despite these reservations, we think it’s a top pick among hands-free bras for mothers who travel, works outside the house, or need to be mobile while pumping. Outfitted with a mechanism quieter than your tiny newborn snores, this pump keeps your busy life in check while you happily check items off your To-Do list. The Baby Buddha isn’t inherently a hands-free pump, but you can “hack it” to work with Freemie Cups or the Legendairy Milk Cups, which is pretty amazing. Tons of women that I’ve talked to have felt they expressed more milk in a shorter period of time, and they love the results. For me, personally, it took some time trialing different hacks to determine how to use this pump for my own journey.