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Friday, 2 May 2014

Breastfeeding: Breast pumps Wish List

This weeks I am starting new section "Breastfeeding" and our first feature- Breast pumps: manual and electric. As you know I try to pick budget variants only, with manual ones it was easier than with electric pumps (my favourite is Difrax-it looks so funky).
Manual breast pumps: 

1. Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Manual Breast Pump- Mothercare £12.99

2. Philips Avent Natural Manual Breast Pump- Mothercare £24.00


Electric breast pumps:

1. Medela Mini Electric Breast Pump- Kiddicare £50.39

2. Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Electric Breast Pump Set- Mothercare, BabiesRUs £65.99

3. Medela Swing Breast Pump including Calma Solitare- BabiesRUs £85.66

4. Philips AVENT Comfort Electric Breast Pump- Argos £91.99

5. Lansinoh 2-in-1 Affinity Pro Electric Breast Pump- Mothercare, Kiddicare £120

6. Difrax BtoB breast pump- £149.99


Disclaimer: I have a written consent from all brands mentioned to use above pictures.
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11 comments:

  1. Pinkyprincess2 May 2014 at 12:30

    Really can't beat a Medela! I also had a nuby manual pump and it was terrible!

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  2. Seychellesmama2 May 2014 at 13:16

    I had a manual one, the tommee tippee one and for my needs it was fine! I had plans to express more often then i did (wanted to do one bottle a day so my husband could do a feed) but arthur didn't like the bottle so only did it occasionally and it worked fine! If i had ended up expressing more than i did i would have wanted an electric one though for sure!
    Now, based on the experience I had, I would say unless you know you're going to exclusively pump i would wait to see how your baby responds to it before spending LOADS!

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  3. Donna2 May 2014 at 13:45

    There are so many pumps, I'm surprised anyone can decide between them! x

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  4. Anonymous2 May 2014 at 14:38

    Medela all the way. The best out there. #pocolo

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  5. Bek2 May 2014 at 17:19

    I used to have a manual Avent one. I got on well with that. It is so hard to choose though as there are so many options! #BinkyLinky

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  6. Emily Twin Mummy and Daddy3 May 2014 at 23:06

    I used a hospital grade double medela pump in hospital and it was great, but when I came home I used a single manual avent pump which was just as good. Thanks for linking up to the #binkylinky

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  7. Mummy's Blog4 May 2014 at 06:55

    I've used two Medela and one Avent so far and it's Avent all the way for me. I really don't understand the hype around Medela, but I liked the Avent manual one so much, I went out and bought the electric one :)

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  8. Jaime Oliver4 May 2014 at 21:49

    I used a manual pump but next time i would like to use an electric one i think :-)

    thanks for sharing and linking up with #PoCoLo x

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  9. Anonymous4 May 2014 at 23:06

    Lots of choice! Really helpful post :-)
    Anneka x
    www.mamaandthree.blogspot.com

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  10. Honest Mum4 May 2014 at 23:06

    Electric ones felt weird at the start but then I got used to it and there was no going back! Loved it!

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  11. Oh Little One Sweet6 May 2014 at 21:53

    I hired the Medela Symphony hospital grade pump. At £45 a month it was pricey but we had difficulties with breastfeeding in the conventional sense, so I expressed using the pump until Little One was 6 months!! It worked brilliantly and made a horrible situation into a much easier one for me.
    http://ohlittleonesweet.blogspot.co.uk/

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