Every person is different and some people will need to pump more or less frequently to get the amount of milk their newborn needs. Your pumping schedule will also likely change as time goes on, and as ...

When it comes to making parenting decisions, it’s not always clear cut what’s the best choice. How you feed your baby can feel like one of these gray areas. During your pregnancy, you may have read ...

Exclusive pumping is when you feed your baby with only pumped milk, rather than direct breastfeeding or nursing. In practice, you express (or squeeze out) milk from your breast using a pump and then ...

Both nursing and pumping are excellent ways to feed a baby breast milk. People should choose the feeding strategy or combination of strategies that work best for them and the infant. Breast milk is ...

Wearable breast pumps promise more freedom of movement compared with traditional breast pumps. Battery-operated, wireless, and hands-free, wearable breast pumps sit inside a bra or nursing bra to ...

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When Sonia Gupta, a Jersey City, N.J., mom of two and a product marketing team leader at CR, had her first baby in 2013, she paid out of pocket—about $200—for a breast pump. But she didn’t have to.