Maternal

Before the first use and after each use, wash the parts of the pump/bottle separately in lukewarm water and mild detergent, and rinse them well. Later, sterilize all the baby bottle’s components in boiling water during 5 minutes.
Sterilize all the pump components as follows: heat water until it boils in a pan without lid; turn off the burners; then immerse all the pieces for NO LONGER THAN 5 MINUTES; remove the parts from water and let them rest for 10 minutes; later assemble for use.

• Put together the bulb and the bulb screw by pressing the edge in it.
• Tighten the bulb screw and the collection bottle to the breast pump body.
• Keep the funnel close enough to maintain a seal with your skin without forcing it to your breast. Moisten funnel to help seal with your breast.
• Squeeze the bulb while you press the funnel against your breast.
• Help to start expressing your milk by compressing your breast when bulb is released. If milk does not come out, use a heating pad on your breast and express some milk drops with your hand before using the breast pump again.
• Check the rubber bulb regularly and replace it if damaged.

Before each use, wash all the parts of the milk pump careful, and then sterilize them in a pan without lid filled with boiling water during 5 minutes. Use neutral detergent, remove all milk remains. Important: do not sterilize the bulb.

• Place the breast cup cover in the pump’s breast cup
• Insert the diaphragm in the rear part of the pumps’ body.
• Place the valve head into the valve and insert them into the base of the pump’s body.
• Tighten the diaphragm cover in the rear part of the pump’s body.
• Stretch out the diaphragm axis until it fits in the inner cavity of the lever. Then fit the hinge of the lever into the body of the pump.
• Screw the already assembled body of the pump to the bottle.
• The pump is ready for use.
• For better fitting, you can use water to moisten a circular area two centimeters away from your nipple, this way the vacuum around the breast cup improves, making milk expressing easier.
• Make sure the pump is well assembled before using.
• Wash your hands thoroughly and check that your breasts are clean. To check your breast ducts are not plugged, squeeze softly you nipples and watch whether milk comes out.
• Place the breast cup on your breast. Make sure the cup is centered over the nipple; otherwise suction will not take place.
• Keep the pump in a vertical position so that milk can flow downwards and inside it.
• Begin pumping until milk flow slows, then start pumping the other breast.
• If breasts are painful when you are expressing your milk, pump more slowly and rhythmically by pressing the pump only halfway. Try to keep a 2 to 3 seconds pumping rhythm. If pain persists, call your doctor.
• Al terminar la extracción mantené el succionador en posición vertical y desenroscá la botella del resto del succionador.
• After finishing with milk expressing, keep the pump in a vertical position and unscrew the collection bottle from the rest of the pump.
• If you wish to feed your baby right away, fix the nipple to the bottle and screw it.
• If you are not going to feed your baby immediately, remember to keep breast milk in the cooler up to 24 hours, do not store the milk in the fridge door as the temperature in this place varies considerably. We recommend you to ask your doctor how to keep, freeze, thaw and warm up the expressed milk. Warning: once milk is thawed, do not refreeze.

Before the first use, wash all the parts of the pump and sterilize them in boiling water during 5 minutes using a pan without lid. Use mild neutral detergent and then rinse well with lukewarm water removing milk remains. Do not sterilize in microwave.

• Insert the diaphragm in the rear part of the pump’s body.
• Tighten the diaphragm cover in the rear part of the pump’s body.
• Stretch out the diaphragm axis until it fits in the inner cavity of the lever. Then fit the hinge of the lever into the body of the pump.
• Screw the already assembled body of the pump to the bottle.
• The pump is ready for use.
• For better fitting, you can use water to moisten a circular area two centimeters away from your nipple, this way vacuum around the breast cup improves, making milk expressing easier.
• Make sure the pump is well assembled before using.
• Wash your hands thoroughly and check your breasts are clean. To check your breast ducts are not plugged, squeeze softly you nipples and watch whether milk comes out.
• Place the breast cup on your breast. Make sure the cup is centered over the nipple; otherwise suction will not take place.
• Keep the pump in a vertical position so that milk can flow downwards and inside it.
• Begin pumping until milk flow slows, then start pumping the other breast.
• If breasts are painful when you are expressing your milk, pump more slowly and rhythmically by pressing the pump only halfway. Try to keep a 2 to 3 seconds pumping rhythm. If pain persists, call your doctor.
• After finishing with milk expressing, keep the pump in a vertical position and unscrew the collection bottle from the rest of the pump.
• If you wish to feed your baby right away, fix the nipple to the bottle and screw it.
• If you are not going to feed your baby immediately, remember to keep breast milk in the cooler up to 24 hours, do not store the milk in the fridge door as the temperature in this place varies considerably. We recommend you to ask your doctor how to keep, freeze, thaw and warm up the expressed milk. Warning: once milk is thawed, do not refreeze.

Before the first use and after each use, wash the parts of the pump/bottle separately in lukewarm water and mild detergent and rinse them well. Later, sterilize all the baby bottle’s components in boiling water during 5 minutes.
Sterilize all the pump components as follows: in a pan without lid heat water until it boils; turn off the burners; then immerse all the pieces for NO LONGER THAN 5 MINUTES; remove the parts from water and let them rest for 10 minutes; later assemble for use.

The only compatible baby bottles are the ones that come with the pump.

• Make sure the pump is correctly assembled before using.
• Wash your hands thoroughly and check your breasts are clean. To check your breast ducts are not plugged, squeeze softly your nipples and watch whether milk comes out.
• Place the breast cup on your breast. Make sure the cup is centered over the nipple; otherwise suction will not take place.
• Compressing your breast and then releasing them can help to start milk expressing
• Keep the pump in a vertical position so that milk can flow downwards and inside it.
• Begin pumping until milk flow slows, then start pumping the other breast.
• If breasts are painful when you are expressing your milk, pump more slowly and rhythmically by pressing the pump only halfway. Try to keep a 2 to 3 seconds pumping rhythm. If pain persists, call your doctor.
• After finishing milk expressing, keep the pump in a vertical position and unscrew the collection bottle from the rest of the pump.
• If you wish to feed your baby right away, fix the nipple to the bottle and screw it.
• If you are not going to feed your baby immediately, remember to keep breast milk in the cooler up to 24 hours, do not store the milk in the fridge door as the temperature in this place varies considerably. We recommend you to ask your doctor how to keep, freeze, thaw and warm up the expressed milk. Warning: once milk is thawed, do not refreeze it.

Sit comfortably and relaxed so that milk expresses easily.

If you are going to feed your baby during the first 24 hours after expressing your milk, keep it in the cooler in a sterilized bottle. If you are not using it in this period you have to freeze it. Before freezing milk keep in the cooler during two hours. You can keep it in the freezer during 3 months. Once the milk is thawed you cannot refreeze it, it has to be kept in the cooler and used within next 24 hours. Remember to label each bottle indicating when the date milk was pumped.

To thaw pumped breast milk, place the baby bottle in a pan with hot water (not boiling) or let it thaw in the cooler during the night. Do not thaw or heat it in the microwave. It can destroy the milk’s enzymes and immune properties. Once thawed, you cannot refreeze breast milk.