Selection criteria for breast pump

1. Have proper suction power;
2. There is no pain in the nipple during use;
3. It can finely adjust the drinking pressure.
Under normal circumstances, the sucking pressure of a baby is 60-100mmHg, but because breastfeeding is not simply a stretch of the nipple, it is not only necessary to choose a breast pump with strong suction.

Selection criteria
Choosing the breast pump that suits you depends on how often you plan to use it and how much time you can spend on pumping. If you are working full-time and need to squeeze time out of work to pump milk, then you need to use a fully automatic breast pump, because it can suck the milk from both breasts at the same time. However, if you only need to pump some milk occasionally so that others can help feed your baby when you are out, then you only need to buy a cheap manual breast pump. If you go out often, or if time is tight, you can choose a wearable breast pump.