Pumping Bras for Heavy Glass Bottles // Davin and Adley Riley and Amelia Bras

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Pumping Bras for Heavy Glass Bottles // Davin and Adley Riley and Amelia Bras

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New Little Life

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@dorisolivera7034 19 күн бұрын

Hola, te sigo desde Colombia, veo tus videos traducidos al español...me hubiese encanto encontrearte desde antes de comprar mi MEDELA SONATA, hubiese optado por un SPECTRA. PD: me encanta que demuestras con ciencia lo que explicas y eso te da mas credibilidad, eres muy dedicada en lo que haces

@justwhistlinpixie 3 ай бұрын

As much as I like to limit food contact with plastic, I just could not get glass bottles to work. I used Spectra S1 and Philips Avent glass bottles, and the downward tilt that resulted compressed my underboob breast tissue too much if I didn't hold them up by hand. Having to hold them up was just not worth my sanity.

@NewLittleLife 3 ай бұрын

This is another consideration too, thanks for sharing your experience here!

@laurashortill8623 3 ай бұрын

Goldie is such a good helper and looks great in the Riley. I do love glass bottles as they are so simple to clean and dry, but I haven’t tried using glass bottles to pump because they are heavy. I use the kindred Bravely. That is a popular one that maybe Goldie could try out.

@NewLittleLife 3 ай бұрын

Do you find good success with the kinda bravely bra? Which style?

@laurashortill8623 Ай бұрын

@@NewLittleLife I likely have the wrong size with the KS Sublime, and have not tried it with flanges and the glass Dr. Brown Bottles. My KS sublime worked really well with Stride cups, poorly with Zomee cups, and OK with flanges (but the flange tended to get pulled down and I'd need to prop them or do hands on pumping). The issue with the flanges, plus viewing Genuine Lactation's video on how to tell if your pumping bra fits correctly, is what eventually lead me to think maybe the size is off. My go-to at this point is a cheapy loose Amazon Nursing Bra in my regular band, and cup size two sizes larger than my pre-pregnancy size, and pairing that with the Zomee Cups (which work fine with my Unimom Opera, Spectra, or PGA), or the Mommed S21. I am not an exclusive pumper, so using cups and or a wearable provides enough output to cover my baby's feeding needs.