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While some pumps (like the Baby Buddha) will not have issues fitting into any breast pump bag, others, particularly the Spectra S1 and S2 and hospital-grade pumps (like the Medela Symphony) may not work with all bags. Trade off Between Size of Bag and How Much You Can Fit in It Some breast pump bags are bigger than others. Do you want one that will store your phone, keys, and wallet, or will you be carrying another bag anyway? If you’re commuting on public transport, you may prefer a smaller bag that will make moving through crowds easier. Style If you're using a single pump, switch breasts when the supply begins to slow down. You may find one breast expresses more than the other - this is normal. You can keep switching until both sides have emptied. Sarah Wells has been designing pumping bags since 2011. As a pumping mom, she understands the need for a functional yet stylish breast pump bag. Thanks to Sarah’s real-life experience as a pumping mom, this bag is cleverly designed and has everything you need for pumping on the go. All breast pumps should be thoroughly cleaned and sterilised after use. How much do I need to spend on a breast pump?
Manufacturers advise against using a second-hand breast pump, and most instructions say the product is designed for a ‘single user’ only. Some manufacturers also state that use by more than one person will void the warranty.Pumping on the go gives you some freedom. You can continue to pump on schedule at work, at a hotel, or in the bathroom at a restaurant, wherever you happen to be. A breast pump bag has plenty of space for your accessories, keeps everything handy, and takes the stress out of pumping when out and about. A big pump bag can be great, because you can fit all of your stuff in it – but it can also be really heavy once you get everything loaded up. Think about where you’ll be using the bag, and if a lot of weight in one bag (versus distributed in multiple bags) will be an issue.
Hospital grade breast pump - these are larger and more powerful pumps, and you may use one if you stay in hospital for longer than usual, or if your baby is premature. You can continue to hire these on a monthly basis once you're home, either from a pharmacy, the National Childbirth Trust, or a UK parenting charity. If you want to freeze your breast milk, the NHS and NCT both recommend freezing it at at least -18ºC and using it within six months. Remember that it will expand as it freezes, so don't overfill the bag or container. Do not refreeze defrosted breast milk. Most breast pump bags have compartments for storing your breast pump, and some have an additional compartment for storing bottles. Often these areas are insulated to protect your pump and keep milk cold.
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To avoid losing all the vitamins, minerals and other important ingredients in your breast milk, always thaw your frozen breast milk storage bag inside the fridge. This will take around eight hours, so make sure you factor the time into your preparations. Don’t try to speed things up by heating a bag in the microwave or putting it in a pan of boiling water, as these methods can cause ‘hot spots’ in the milk that are a scalding risk.A breast pump bag is more discreet than the case that came with your pump, which can be a huge advantage when returning to work if you don't want everyone to know that you're pumping. Key considerations Bag style Whether or not you decide to opt for a breast pump will be down to your personal circumstances. But if you do decide to use one, it's good to know all the buying considerations before investing. Whether you’re using it for work, for vacations or simply for days away from home, your bag should meet all your basic needs — and look good while doing it.
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