Spectra S2 Plus Hospital Grade Double Electric Breast Pump, Pink

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I am so glad that I bought this pump, after struggling with breast milk supply and not being able to express enough with another pump that I had previously bought, the spectra came to my rescue. It’s easy to use and has nice features such as the night light. wish I had bought this in the beginning itself.” – Geetha, mom of two

Give yourself a few minutes of massage mode before switching to expression mode to ensure your let-down reflex is triggered. Frequent Pumping: The more frequently you express milk, the more signals your body receives to produce milk. Try to mimic a feeding schedule similar to your baby’s, even if that means pumping every 2-3 hours. We recommend that you replace the accessories every three months. However, this duration may vary depending on your environment and frequency of use.Repeat this process all over again if you feel like there is still more milk that needs emptying from your breasts. What are the Best Spectra Settings Another difference is the color scheme. The Spectra S1 is designed in blue, while the Spectra S2 comes in a pink hue. However, this is purely aesthetic and does not impact the functionality of the pumps. How to use spectra S1 settings?

Start at a lower suction strength and gradually increase it until you find the best fit for your body. Ideally, the suction should be strong enough to pump milk but not strong enough to hurt. Use a Pumping BraWhen you first begin pumping for your newborn, your breasts are most likely unfamiliar with the feeling of a mechanical pump. With that in mind, your breast tissue and nipples will probably be more sensitive to begin with. Although you can hand express breastmilk, most mums who express often use a breast pump to collect the milk. It can help increase your milk supply too, and means your partner can share the feeding. Just bear in mind that it’s advised you don’t offer your newborn a bottle before they're six weeks old.

For mums who want a great pump at a super low price, don’t need portability and have no problem accessing a power outlet, the Spectra S2+ is the ideal Spectra breast pump. It shares all the fantastic features of the S1+ except for the inbuilt battery. Everything else—the sophisticated options, features, 2 levels of lighting etc.—are exactly alike. Oh, and we super love the pink colour too! What parents think If you encounter problems while using your Spectra breast pump, such as decreased suction or milk flow, you can try a few troubleshooting steps.mv_playlist doNotAutoplayNorOptimizePlacement=”false” doNotOptimizePlacement=”false” id=”955″ jsonLd=”false” ratio=”16:9″ thumbnail=”https://mediavine-res.cloudinary.com/image/upload/s–PYwhjG93–/c_limit,f_auto,fl_lossy,h_1080,q_auto,w_1920/v1552008452/xe3a1p4n97zivuhiqqzi.jpg” title=”Pumping Videos” volume=”70″] Difference Between Spectra S1 and S2 Spectra Breast Pump User Manual – This is an in-depth guide with detailed instructions on how to use the Spectra breast pump. Breastfeeding and pumping milk comes with several challenges, but the Spectra pump can help make the pumping process smoother and more comfortable. By adjusting your Spectra pump settings following my guide, you can optimize your comfort and milk yield. Remember that every woman is different, so feel free to experiment with different settings and find what works best for you.