Pumping

Discover the truth about open- and closed-system breast pumps to help you make an informed decision when choosing a breast pump and expressing milk for your baby

When can you start feeding your baby expressed breast milk? What’s the best way to do it? And should you be concerned about ‘nipple confusion’? We answer your questions about expressed milk feeding

Do you feel unexpressed milk after pumping? Does your nipple rub the tunnel sides? For these or other reasons you may want to consider trying a new breast shield size. Follow the instructions in the downloadable guide or in the animation below

If you need to express breast milk regularly, hands-free pumping allows you to get on with other things at the same time. Here’s how to do it quickly, easily and efficiently

When deciding how to feed your baby, knowing what’s in breast milk or formula, the difference in cost, and the impact they have on health and sleep, can help you make an informed choice

While breastfeeding comes easily to some mums and babies, many others need extra help. However, there’s lots you can do to prevent problems developing and get breastfeeding off to a good start. Before your baby’s birth test123 Attending an antenatal class is a good idea. You’ll learn how important skin-to-skin contact is in initiating your …

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Many mums worry they have a poor milk supply, but it can be hard to know for sure. Read on to find out whether you really have low milk supply and what you can do about it