Sentences with phrase «noise of a breast pump»

Add to that the grinding noise of a breast pump machine and it's hard not to imagine you're on a milk farm and curl up in a ball of tears.

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Most breast pumps are so noisy that it's impossible to pump without being conscious of the noise.

The most common complaint about this breast pump is the noise of the motor,... MORE which is not obscenely loud, but you can certainly hear the motor over a cubicle wall.

- some kind of portable white noise machine or phone app is great - we have lugged a fan everywhere, but it's bulky; also, couldn't have lived without my breast pump; totally worth it to buy a nice Medela one, and also have a hand pump that's smaller to travel with.

There hasn't been any published research comparing the weight and noise levels of conventional breast pumps, but there is some evidence that the Smartpump represents progress.

I recently did some informal research on moms» opinions of traditional breast pumps via Facebook mom groups, and the most common complaints I heard include: the noise, the weight, the discomfort, the many parts to clean, the way they force you to hunch over, and their dependency on an outlet.

They don't make any noise (the breast pump reviews I've read do show that the Medela Swing which is the electric pump I got is fairly quiet compared to some of the cheaper brands)

If you're not familiar with how noisy a breast pump can be, please go to Youtube and have a search of «breast pump noise» so you can be prepared!

Even if you are using one of the older, loud pumps, you can try tricks like keeping your breast pump in a drawer or in your bag to muffle the noise.

Instead of trying to find an electrical outlet, or bothering others with motor noise, a manual breast pump allows you to pump quickly and quietly, wherever you are!