Made for Me™ Silicone Breast Pump

• Unless you’ve been told otherwise, the best time to try your breast pump for the first time is after your baby’s first feed of the day.
• Make sure you’re in a comfortable position and try to relax.
• Remember, you’re not trying to suck milk out. It comes from just behind your nipple.
• Using your breast pump shouldn’t hurt. If it does, try a gentler pressure. Then check your breasts. If you have any red or hot areas, stop using the breast pump and get in touch with your breastfeeding advisor as soon as possible.
• Every mum is different. You may only produce a little milk, or flow freely. You may produce more milk at different times of the day (morning or evening) or different volumes from one breast to another.
• Don’t continue using the pump once your milk has stopped coming. Give your breasts a break.
• Only use in a domestic microwave. Do not place in a conventional oven or grill. Do not use in a flatbed microwave. Do not use in a microwave above 1200W. Do not place the pump on a metallic grill provided with microwaves. Do not use on grill function in a combination microwave oven. The pump should not touch the top of the microwave when inside. Follow the instructions for your microwave

When nursing on one breast many mums find that they naturally produce some milk from the other breast. You can use your Made for Me® Silicone Breast Pump to catch any milk you produce from the opposite breast while nursing.

1. If you are already producing milk, then leave the pump in place to collect it.
2. If you need to stimulate let-down, gently squeeze the pump a few times or massage your breast until your milk starts to flow.
3. Nurse your baby on your opposite breast while using the silicone pump to catch your let-down milk.
4. When your milk is no longer freely flowing, remove the pump from your breast. Decant your milk into a clean, sterilised bottle or pouch as shown to feed or store.

If you want to take a break or stop pumping, you can place your silicone breast pump on a clean dry surface. To keep it upright, the silicone pump has a suction base that will attach to the surface and prevent any accidental spills.

1. When you want to freeze breast milk, allow space at the top of your bottle for it to expand. It’s easiest to freeze breast milk in individual feed quantities of 60-125ml/2-4oz.
2. Your breast milk may separate out into layers when you store it. Give it a shake to remix it thoroughly before feeding your baby.
3. Thaw frozen breast milk in the fridge or by standing your bottle in lukewarm water until it has reached body temperature. Or use a Tommee Tippee bottle warmer.
4. If you want to take expressed breast milk out and about with you, make sure it stays cold or frozen until you need to feed your baby.

1. Express breast milk into your breast pump.
2. Wash your hands with soap and rinse before handling bag.
3. To open, tear off and dispose of tab, gently pull seals apart.
4. Open bag and pour the freshly expressed breast milk into the bag. If you are planning to freeze the breast milk, do not exceed 12floz/350ml to allow space at the top of the bag for expansion.
5. Squeeze out as much air as possible before double sealing the bag at the top.
6. Make a note of your name (if storing at work), date and volume expressed.
7. Place bag in fridge or freezer until required.
8. Thaw frozen breast milk by placing the bag in the refrigerator or by standing it in a bowl of lukewarm water until it had reached body temperature.
9. You will notice that stored breast milk separates into layers. Shake to remix thoroughly before feeding.
10. Dispose of bag after use, as it's non-reusable.

1. Wash your pump in soapy water, rinse thoroughly with clean water.
2. Fill the pump with 30ml of water.
3. Place the lid onto the pump, ensure you have the lid on the correct way by lining up the triangles on the lid and pump.
4. Place your pump with the lid attached into the microwave. Microwave for 4 minutes (750-1000 W).
5. Always allow to cool for at least 2 minutes before removing from the microwave. The pump will contain hot water and steam. To avoid risk of scalding and burns take extra care when handling.
6. The pump will stay sterile for up to 24 hours if you remove the water and keep the lid on.

You need to clean your pump before you use it for the first time and after every use.