Pump with your shirt
on. Yes, you read that right and that is the tag line of Freemie. Freemie is a
collection cup that you can put inside your bra and attach it directly to your
electric breast pump. With freemie, moms do not have to hold the flange & bottle for
milk collection. That is just so convenient! Imagine, you’d be able to multitask and even
pump on the go if you have a portable breast pump. This may sound weird to moms
who do not breast feed or pump milk, but believe me, this is one of the best innovations
of breast milk pumping!
I’ve been dying to have my own freemie few months back when I
started to exclusively pump milk for my daughter. Now that these cups are already
available from Babymama.ph (this is where I purchased my breastpumps), I am so tempted to buy it. I am a working mom
and I pump milk at my station, so I know for sure that this would really
benefit me. Imagine me, multitasking - blogging, working , holding the bottle
and trying to cover my b@@bies from my officemates. (fret not, I cover myself
with a big shawl).
Photo napped from Freemie website |
So how does a freemie work? Just place the cups inside your
bra, slip the tubing in each cups, then connect the other end of the tubing to
your pump - and you’re good to go! Amazing! (yay for breastpumping mommies!)
Is it compatible to all breast pumps? - Freemie is
compatible to most breastpumps. You can use this with Spectra, Ameda, Unimom, Medela
Pump in Style and Avent. Each cup can hold up to 8 oz of breast milk.
How much will it cost me to get a freemie cup? Freemie cups
are now available at babymama.ph and you can get these at 3,980 plus shipping.
You can check their website for more information.
Once I get an extra budget, I’d definitely buy this. ♥
Cool! This is very useful and convenient for breastfeeding mamas! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is very convenient for busy pumping mommas. I never got used to using a breast pump though, I just nurse directly.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's so interesting! I am currently on the lookout for products like these because I intend to breastfeed my baby when he's born na this June! :) Thanks for posting this! Also, do you suggest would be a great breast pump? I have my eye on Medela but maybe there are alternatives you could suggest. Please let me know. :) God bless Katrina! :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your pregnancy, dear! :) I have reviewed my breast pumps, you might check this http://call-me-mrs-a.blogspot.com/2014/10/my-electric-breast-pumps.html
DeleteSpectra is a good choice too.
Hi Mrs. A., I wish I knew this before ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is Great for multitasking moms! mukhang di sya manual pumping right? bongga!
ReplyDeleteTalk about multi-tasking! I always prefer though to pump alone, without the distractions so I can rest and recharge :D
ReplyDeleteThere are so many things I would do differently if I have another baby. Breastfeeding is definitely one of those things - I was really lazy pumping at the office then that my supply was eventually gone. This is definitely a must-have for lazy, er, busy moms like me.
ReplyDeletewow, you guys are so lucky with all these new innovations! hassle before wala pa masyado stuff like this. hahaha
ReplyDeleteSuper convenient na talaga these days for moms out there!
ReplyDeletexoxo
MrsMartinez