Review on 🤱 LittleLucky Wearable Breast Pumps - Electric Hands Free, Portable, Rechargeable Breastfeeding Pump - Cordless, Battery Operated Breastpump for Traveling, Newborn Gift Sets - 9 Suction Powers - 24mm Flange by Jessica Hill

this absolutely saved me. My newborn is breastfeeding but will not latch without a nipple shield and cannot suckle long enough to feed and needs a bottle. Both issues mean I have trouble pumping and have to pump a lot to keep it going, but as a mother of two I can't sit and pump all the time. So I decided to take a risk and buy a hands free pump. . So happy I did! I can pump while cleaning, take care of the kids, cook and cuddle with my very sweet baby. It took me a few times to position it properly in my bra so I could move (maybe due to the fact that I'm super busty) but once you get used to it you'll be fine. The suction power is good and has multiple settings to choose what is comfortable. I don't express as much milk with it as with a normal breast pump, but it's perfect for filling in the gaps. It has a 20 minute shutoff so I can just slip it into my bra and go about my business until it shuts off. No more losing the timer because my 3 year old flew away with my phone. Very easy to assemble and disassemble for cleaning. There are a few small bits in there, but they wash off easily without trying to get into the small particles. You have to be careful when pouring the milk into a separate container, but with practice it will become easier. My main problem is that by the time I get about 1 ounce. it's starting to pull back a bit because the bottom part is sinking into the milk in the area where it's emptied so the first time I used it the breast pump came off my breast and some milk spilled but now it stays on while sucking pressed the chest. This will keep the milk inside, you just need to pour carefully. In general I like it. I had a problem with the motor part after a few days of use and the company sent me a new one straight away with no problems.