Breast Pump function

Breast Pump refers to a tool used to squeeze the breast milk accumulated in the breast. It is generally applicable when the baby cannot suck breast milk directly, or when the mother’s nipples have problems, as well as those who want to breastfeed even though they are working hard.

Breast Pump refers to a tool used to squeeze the breast milk accumulated in the breast. It is generally applicable when the baby cannot suck breast milk directly, or when the mother’s nipples have problems, as well as those who want to breastfeed even though they are working hard.
The most common reason to use Breast Pump during lactation is to preserve breast milk so that your baby can still eat breast milk when you are away. Even when you are with your baby, Breast Pump can help maintain your milk supply. If you want to continue breastfeeding after work, it is even more necessary to save the milk.

In addition, using Breast Pump can also stimulate milk secretion and increase milk production. If your baby is premature or can't suck mother's nipples, using Breast Pump to collect milk not only allows your baby to eat precious breast milk, but also relieves the pain and pressure caused by bulging milk. However, it should be noted that the number of milkings during expansion should not be too many, otherwise it will make the situation worse.