4. Ending your session

1. When you have finished pumping, press the power button to turn off the Breast Pump and carefully remove it from the breast.

2. Separate the milk collection cup from the motor. Pour the milk into your chosen storage bags or containers through the slot in the milk collection cup.

3. Clean all used parts according to instructions.

TIPS #

1. Do not continue to pump for more than 5 minutes at a time if milk production does not start up. Try pumping at a different time of day.
2. If pumping becomes uncomfortable or painful, stop using the Breast Pump and consult your lactation consultant.
3. Empty the milk collection cup when the milk has reached the maximum line on the milk collection cup before continuing to pump.
4. After pumping, immediately remove the milk collection cup from the motor and pour the milk into a storage bag to preserve the milk.

Charging your Breast Pump #

Check the battery indicator after each use by pressing the power button If the battery is low, recharge the Breast Pump with the charging cable provided by us.

1. Plug the charger into the port of the Breast Pump.
2. Plug the other end of the charger into a standard wall outlet.
3. Once the Breast Pump is charged, remove the charger from the breast pump and unplug it from the wall outlet.

TIP

While charging, the battery indicator flashes, the three bars are always on when fully charged. The battery indicator flashes when power is low.

Indicator batterijstatus #

Charging duration #

Full charging takes about 90 minutes and the battery indicator shows 3 bars when the device is fully charged.

Tips for successful pumping #

The portable Breast Pump is easy to use. If you practice a little, you will quickly get used to the Breast Pump.

1. Choose a time when you are not in a hurry or easily interrupted.
2. With your baby or a picture of your baby nearby, you can stimulate the flow of milk.
3. Before pumping, place a warm towel on your breast and lightly stimulate for a few minutes. This promotes milk flow and soothes your breast pain.
4. Warmth and relaxation can promote milk flow. Try pumping after a warm bath or shower.
5. Try pumping from one breast while your baby drinks from the other breast. You can also continue pumping after a feeding.