Pump In Style Advanced Breast Pump Backpack

The Pump In Style Advanced Breast Pump Backpack by Medela will surely become every active nursing mom’s best friend. This will certainly become a handy kit for working moms, as the black backpack seems like any ordinary stylish backpack, while containing everything she needs for pumping out milk while at work. The Medela pump features a natural expression pumping, simulating your baby’s natural suckling motions, resulting in faster flow of milk. The pump may also be adjusted in terms of vacuum control and speed, allowing you to pump at a pace that is truly comfortable for you. The pump comes with an AC adaptor as well as a battery pack, although of course it requires 10 AA batteries, so it is usually more convenient to have it plugged in, such as via a car adaptor for pumping in the car.

Pump In Style Advanced Breast Pump Backpack Review:

There were close to two hundred customers who wrote their thoughts on this piece of breastfeeding equipment, and they found it to be very satisfactory, giving it an average rating of 4.5 stars.

One of the moms who gave it a perfect 5.0-star rating commended it for being a great breast pump. She liked how the pump gave her the option of pumping one or two breasts at any given time. She also appreciated the special let-down cycle that the pump had, which mimicked a baby’s suckling action at the first latch, that is, faster and shorter sucks. From there, it then automatically turns into longer and slower sucks, to move into “expression” mode. It was also found to be very helpful to have a button that allowed the mom to change cycles manually, in case her milk let down sooner. The pump was also commended for coming with a knob that controlled sucking strength, which was very accessible even during the pumping process. The design of the pump was also appreciated for being very simple and easy to break down into its parts as well as to set up. It was also found to be a great innovation that the pump could be taken completely out of the backpack, allowing working moms to leave it at work and use the backpack for transporting only the bottles of expressed milk. One mom liked this feature considering how the majority of the weight of the bag was composed of the pump, making for an easy transport process.

Meanwhile, one mom who loved the breast pump felt that the milk storage solution included in this kit was not exactly up to her standards. She was surprised that the bottles did not come with nipples, and they were also very ordinary bottles with none of the innovations she had found in many baby bottles these days. She also found that the disposable bags did not fit directly into feeding bottles, meaning it required transferring the milk to the actual feeding bottle, which proved to be an inconvenience.

From these findings, we would be very happy to recommend this breastfeeding equipment kit. Just make sure you have other disposable drop-in bottle liners if you would like the extra convenience of not transferring the contents from one container to another.