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Babies, Health & Wellbeing

What To Look For When Buying A Breast Pump 

June 22, 2024

Being a mom is something that changes your life in profound ways, from cherished late-night cuddles to navigating the aisles for baby gear. Amidst the joy and delight, you embark on the exciting and perhaps slightly overwhelming journey of breastfeeding. Understandably, it isn’t easy. Sometimes, you need a little help, especially when it comes to expressing and storing breast milk. That’s where a reliable breast pump comes in—an essential tool that’s likely at the top of your shopping list. Whether you’re heading back to work, sharing feeding duties with your partner, or just need a break now and then, a…

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For Mums, Health & Wellbeing

Wearable Breast Pumping Solutions: Finding the Perfect Fit for Your Lifestyle

March 25, 2024

Discovering the right breastfeeding solution can make a big difference for moms. Wearable breast pumps are a popular choice, providing convenience, freedom, and discreet options. This post explores different wearable pumps and their features. By the end of this article, you will have a clearer understanding of which wearable breast pump might be the perfect fit for your lifestyle. The Freedom to Move: Hands-Free Pumping For busy moms who crave flexibility and the ability to multitask while pumping, hands-free wearable breast pumps, as offered by The Night Owl, are a lifesaver. These devices are discreetly hidden within your bra, allowing…

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Babies, For Mums, Inspiration

Breastfeeding and returning to work

July 30, 2023

Breastfeeding has been going well: your baby is thriving and happy. But now you are returning to work and feel sad at the prospect of weaning your baby. Take heart, returning to paid work doesn’t mean you have to stop breastfeeding: your baby can enjoy the health, immunity and nutritional benefits and you will still have that unique connection through the one thing that only you can do for your baby  – snuggling him close as he drinks your milk. As well as keeping your baby healthy so you won’t be using your sick leave to care for her, one very important…

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by jay