Pumping as a WFHM | Tips for pumping while working from home!

[@tanzeelshaikh628]

Hi! After pumping do i have to put pump parts directly in refrigerator in ziplock bag or do i have to rinse first then refrigerator?because if i rinse its not going to be dry for second session.

[@BlackGirlsOven]

Eeek I caught a video early. I have the medela pump and style had it since my son was born (he will be 8 in a couple days.) I should say someone gave it to me. So should I get rid of it or keep it. Didn’t use it very much since I was breasting mostly.

[@NewLittleLife]

The Medela PISA (original square one) is open system and should be shared. The updated PISA max flow should be on to try for a next pregnancy but it sounds like this pump is quite old now and been through two users. I’d probably recycle it personally!

[@BlackGirlsOven]

@@NewLittleLifethank you for this. And also all your other videos. Been binge watching them

[@NewLittleLife]

I’m glad they’re helpful! If you want some one on one help, let me know 💙

[@jwansalman4703]

Thank you so much please help me mommed s21 or momcozy s12 pro for Milch is better?

[@jwansalman4703]

Thank you so much please help me mommed s21 or momcozy s12 pro for Milch feeding is better?

[@emilymarkling7301]

Hi, thanks for your content! I feel like I get the most milk out when I leave my pump on the first/faster mode for the entire session, is that bad? I have low supply and pump at least 6 times a day because I’m still breastfeeding too (for a total of 11-12 sessions a day).

[@NewLittleLife]

No problem! Do what works best for you. I find many pumpers do better with high cycle speeds in general.

[@emilymarkling7301]

@@NewLittleLife thank you SO MUCH!!!