Breast Pumps

Make your breastfeeding journey more flexible with a quality breast pump! Express milk on your schedule - whether you're sharing feeding duties, heading back to work, or just need a break. Shop our range of manual, electric and wearable pumps to find what works best for you.

What are Breast Pumps?

Breast pumps are clever devices that help you express and collect breast milk when direct feeding isn't possible or convenient. They're absolute game-changers for mums who want more flexibility in their feeding routine!

At Baby Bunting, we offer a range of pumps from trusted brands like Medela, Nuk, and Avent to support every step of your breastfeeding journey.

Types of Breast Pumps

Manual Pumps

Manual breast pumps are simple, portable and budget-friendly! These hand-operated pumps let you control the suction rhythm and intensity exactly how you like it. They're wonderfully quiet, don't need batteries or power outlets, and slip easily into your bag for on-the-go expressing.

Electric Pumps

For frequent expressers or mums who value efficiency, electric breast pumps may be the best fit for you! With adjustable suction levels and often double-pumping capabilities, they're perfect for building a milk stash quickly or maintaining supply when you're away from bub.

Wearable Pumps or Hands-Free Pumps

The newest pump innovation that fits right in your bra! These discreet devices let you express hands-free while going about your day - whether you're doing housework, working at your desk, or chasing after an older child.

Finding Your Perfect Pump

When choosing a breast pump, consider:

• Your Expressing Needs - Occasional pumper? Daily express sessions? Your frequency affects which type works best.
• Portability - Consider where you'll be pumping and whether you need something lightweight.
• Comfort - The right flange size and adjustable suction make all the difference.
• Noise Level - Some pumps are quieter than others - if discreet expressing is important for you.
• Single or Double - Double pumps save precious time if you're expressing frequently.

Using Your Breast Pump

Getting the hang of pumping takes a little practice! Find a quiet, comfortable spot where you can relax. Start with gentle suction and increase gradually to what feels comfortable - pumping shouldn't hurt.

Expect to spend about 15-30 minutes per session, and don't worry if you don't get much milk at first. Your body needs time to respond to the pump, the same way it responds to your baby. Once you’re done you can take advantage of our breast pump accessories to help clean and store your pump.