Nibble Double/Single Electric Breast Pump-2 Mode & 10 Levels suction[BPA FREE] (White)
Why express breast milk?
There may be all sorts of reasons why you want to express your milk. The biggest advantage is that your baby can benefit from your milk when you’re not around.
A simple electric breast pump can make it easy for you. Bear in mind it’s best to wait until you’ve established breastfeeding, once your baby is about six weeks, before offering your baby a bottle.
Why use an electric breast pump?
Electric breast pumps express your milk quickly. Ease and efficiency are the two main reasons why mums choose an electric breast pump.
If you want to express often, maybe because you are returning to work, or you are feeding twins, you may prefer an electric breast pump. An electric pump allows you to extract more milk in less time, which is useful when you’re a busy mum.Top-end electric pumps are a popular choice for moms who return to work full- time or are frequently away from their baby and can’t nurse regularly.
Unlike a manual pump, once the cup is in place on your breast, the work is automatically done for you, at a pace that you preset. This saves you from aching hands or difficult-to-maintain pumping patterns.
What are the pros of electric breast pumps?
?Require less effort to use than manual pumps
?Faster than other methods of expressing milk
?More comfortable for you because they offer multiple settings
?Offer you more choices, with models including hospital-grade pumps and double breast pumps
?Offer you flexibility, as hospital grade pumps can be hired
Nibble electric breast pumps have adjustable features you may find beneficial, including:
???Double-pumping function, allowing you to pump both breasts at once
???Tailored suction to mimic your baby’s sucking patterns
???Stimulation/Expression mode are switchable
???10 levels suction control(120mbar-450mbar)
?Nibble’s model is designed to mimic a baby’s sucking patterns; they can start with short and quick sucks to elicit the letdown response and then you can change the mode and move into a slower and deeper sucking pattern. This feature can make pumping more comfortable, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll produce more milk.
