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Electric Pump
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Battery Operated Pump
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Manual Hand Pumps
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- Best pump to build a breast milk supply if you cannot be with your baby right after birth.
- Best pump to keep your breast milk if you need to pump for a long time.
- Saves time as both breasts can be pumped at the same time.
- Costs the most money to buy or rent.
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- Good pump to use if you plan to pump for a short time or only once in awhile.
- Can be used with one hand.
- Easy to carry.
- Need to replace batteries often. It is best to buy one that can also be plugged into an electrical outlet.
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- Good pump to use if you plan to pump for a short time or only once in awhile.
- Some can be used with one hand, and others with two hands (depends on the type of hand pump).
- Easy to carry.
- Should not be used by mothers with hand, wrist or arm problems.
- Costs the least money.
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Important!
Do Not Use A Pump With A Rubber Bulb.
The suction on this pump is too strong and can damage your nipples. It is also hard to clean.
Follow the Instructions that come with the Breast Pump
For breastfeeding information and support call:
Toronto Health Connection
416-338-7600
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Last updated on October 2011
