Review on 🍼 Hakaa Manual Breast Pump 100ml/4oz (Base) & Colostrum Collectors 2pcs Combo - Breast Milk Saver for Nursing Moms: Collect, Store & Cherish Your Liquid Gold by Jennifer Parker

If you want to breastfeed your baby, you need a Haakaa breast pump. Benefits of this Haakaa Breast Pump: • The suction base reduces the likelihood of the device tipping over (because we're about to cry). spilled breast milk!). • It comes with two silicone colostrum collection tubes that hold 4ml, a good size for colostrum which is normally smaller in volume than breast milk. The end basically looks like the end of a syringe, but since it's made of silicone, you can squeeze it to create a slight vacuum to better pick up the colostrum. The top stopper is removable so you can easily squeeze drops into a small tube. • Not only is it for collecting and storing breast milk, but it can also be used to feed your baby directly from the tube. Only two tubes are supplied and carefully squeezing the colostrum manually before delivery until the milk arrives is not enough. However, it can be a useful addition to other syringes. Haakaa is the absolute MATERIAL for breastfeeding. Every mother who wants to breastfeed her child should have a Haakaa. Unlike hand pumping, this is the easiest and quickest way to express milk with fewer parts to wash afterwards. Keep the haakaa by your bed for the first few months. If the baby sleeps longer, the mother is likely to wake up from overeating. Use Haakaa for about 10 minutes along with some facial expressions to soothe irritation and improve your well-being, protect your supplies, and get a few extra ounces for baby. To use Haakaa, unscrew the top and place the nipple. in the middle of the opening. While squeezing the base (to suck), attach the top to your chest and then fold the top round flange back to create negative suction. You may also need to pair that negative sucking with a facial expression. If you tend to drip to the opposite side when breastfeeding, use it while feeding your baby to catch any drips. Roll over if left near bed.