(BPT) - Preparing for the arrival of your little one is an exciting and surprising experience. But it can also be overwhelming. As you and your family get to know your baby, you probably have a lot of questions. And one of the most confusing areas can be knowing what type of breast pump is right for you and how to get one without breaking the bank.
The good news is that the technology behind breast pumps has come a long way, allowing for more comfortable, safer, more efficient, and more portable options than ever before. These advances offer new moms and families the freedom to stay active and engaged while their babies are still young.
"By using a breast pump, fathers, partners, family members and caregivers can be more involved in the feeding process," says Jeff Castillo, Medela's executive vice president for the Americas. "From preparing breast milk to feeding the baby, cleaning pump parts and breast milk bottles, to helping the mother feed breast milk is a long journey. As a father and grandfather, I've seen firsthand how these little acts of help can be meaningful ways for others to bond with a new baby.
As breast pump technology has evolved, the options are also available to parents. Here are some quick tips to help you choose the right breast pump.
1) Check if your insurance covers breast pumps
Your insurance company may cover all or part of the cost of your breast pump, so it's important to check with your provider. And if your insurance doesn't cover the cost, or only covers part of the cost, you can use dollars from Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) or Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to help cover the cost. First, check out the Medela Insurance Concierge , a free online tool that makes the process of having an insured breast pump delivered to your door simple, hassle-free and hassle-free.
2) Decide what type of breast pump is best for you
Start with Medela's breast pump selection tool to determine which type of breast pump best suits your lifestyle and budget. Just answer a few questions about your needs, e.g. B. how often you want to use a breast pump and the tool recommends specific pumps and accessories based on your answers.
When choosing a breast pump to support your breastfeeding journey, quality, efficiency and performance are the most important factors to consider. Because breastfeeding is a matter of supply and demand, if you don't empty your breast completely, your body will think you don't need it and will begin to reduce the amount of milk you produce over time. . Here are some options that can help you get more milk in less time* with research-based technologies.
Pump in Style with MaxFlow - Featuring advanced motor technology developed by Medela, Pump in Style with MaxFlow offers reliable performance in a modern design. The pump offers optimal performance with MaxFlow technology, which creates vacuum and micro-vibrations for efficient pumping of breast milk, in combination with Medela's proven two-stage breast pump technology, which mimics a baby's natural sucking rhythm. The breast pump also comes with PersonalFit Flex breast shields, clinically proven to increase milk volume by 11.8%*. The closed system breast pump has 10 pre-programmed vacuum settings based on Medela's extensive research into breastfeeding and pumping, taking the guesswork out of pumping more efficiently. It weighs 1.18 pounds and includes a battery, cooler bag, extra bottles with caps, and a sleek carrying case that you can take anywhere.
Swing Maxi - Weighing less than a pound, the Swing Maxi features a compact design that gives you the freedom to pump anytime, anywhere. The built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery lasts up to six pumping sessions on a full charge and comes with a USB charging cable. As well as the proven Medela technology parents trust, Swing Maxi also connects to the free Medela Family app to track progress during pumping and access personalized advice and support tailored to your goals.
3) Get help when you need it most
Whichever breast pump you choose, know that you are doing everything you can to take care of your baby. But the truth is, babies don't have instructions. The Medela Family App can help you navigate the brave new world of parenthood by tracking key pregnancy, baby and breastfeeding statistics from the first trimester of pregnancy through your baby's first year, while providing advice and personalized, evidence-based support, to help families. achieve your breastfeeding goals.
"The early days of parenthood are overwhelming and there's a lot of information out there," says Castillo. "Medela products and the Medela Family App are designed to support you and your family throughout your pregnancy, bringing your newborn home and beyond."
For more information or to contact Medela, visit Medela.us .
* Compared to traditional funnels with a 90º angle.
IQVIA ProVoice Survey; September 2020 - August 2021.
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