Breastfeeding Pumping – Recommended Pumps – Part 1

Knowing that you want to breastfeed & pump is a fairly easy decision to make.  However, knowing what breastpump most suits your needs is something else.  There are many kinds of pumps out there, and it can all be very confusing.  The most important thing for you to remember is that not all pumps are created equal.  Some pumps on the market are damaging to breast tissue.  You want a pump that is similar to a baby’s suckling and has a good track record of delivering results for other moms.  As well, there are different types of pumps, varying from occasional use to regular use.   Over the next several posts, I want to provide you with information that will hopefully make it easier for you to decide what breast pump you will need to purchase to make your breastfeeding pumping experience the best for you.

In this post, I want to discuss a Medela breast pump, called the Single Deluxe Breastpump.  I personally used a couple of different Medela breast pumps when I was breastfeeding my babies.  What I like about the Medela breast pumps, is that they are made by a company that specializes in this, and have been doing so since 1979.   The Single Deluxe Breastpump is a pump meant for occasional use.  It is a popular handheld single pump (pumps only one breast at a time) and is electric (runs on two AA batteries or can be plugged in).  Is is lightweight and portable, and can be operated with one hand.  It is a BPA-free, DEHP-free breastpump.  Moms who use this pump often nurse on one breast while pumping the other breast.

So if you are needing a breastpump for occasional use (approximately two to three times per week), the Single Deluxe Breastpump might be exactly the pump you are looking for.  You can find it at either of the following two link locations: Medela Single Deluxe Battery/Electric Breastpump or at Great deals and low prices on breastpumps, nursing bras and more at NursingMotherSupplies.com. .

In the next post, I will discuss another type of breastpump.