Best Battery-Operated Breast Pumps For Moms On-The-Go

2022-04-29 09:04:28 By : Ms. Sonia Pei

No more getting stuck in one spot, hooked up to a machine for 15-minute intervals.

Once upon a time, pumping your breast milk was something you had to schedule. You were forced to make time during your day (and night) to get out the breast pump, plug it in, and let it do its job. Although you could do things like read, eat, or watch TV, you still were tethered to the machine, which was plugged into the outlet. But no more. Today, there are many battery-operated breast pumps for moms on the go that don’t require you to pencil in an appointment.

Now, you might be wondering how a portable pump works. Basically, batteries replace the need for a cord, and they power the pump, creating a suction so that breast milk is removed from the breast and stored inside. Some pumps still look like regular units in that they might be bigger, but others are so discreet (and quiet!) that you can tuck them into your bra and go about your day with nary a soul noticing that you’re a multitasking mama.

The portable breast pumps below all offer you the ability to pump on your terms, whether it’s during your workday at your desk, in the after-school pickup line, or even shopping for groceries. In short, you’ll be able to express your yourself (and your breast milk) with these battery-operated beauties whenever the need arises.

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You won’t ever have to miss a meeting when you pop this pump into your bra. It allows you to pump both breasts at the same time, and with its overflow protection, you won’t ever have to worry if your cups will runneth over. It’s powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and comes with a USB charging cable.

Imagine being able to pump wherever, whenever. It’s all possible with the Elvie breast pump. There are no tubes or wires — just your boobs and the pump doing its job. And in two hours, your pump can be recharged and ready to go, thanks to the micro-USB cable.

Whether you’re feeling like plugging in or pumping on the go, the option is yours with this breast pump from Lansinoh. This new and improved design offers the same discreet comfort as the original Smartpump, but it’s much quieter and connects seamlessly to an app to track pumping sessions. You can choose from eight levels of suction to find the strength that’s right for you, or even use the pump as a single if you choose to. And when it’s time to recharge, you can use either the AC adaptor or six AA batteries.

Pumping won’t be a problem with the Willow Wearable Breast Pump Generation 3. All you need is to place the spill-proof milk bag inside the unit, pop it into your nursing bra, and live your best life. Best part: you can get up to five pumping sessions from just a single charge on the battery.

Although this breast pump from Bellababy isn’t as discreet as the others, you can still tote it with you wherever you go. A Lithium Ion battery powers your pump, so you won’t have to be in search of an outlet. The unit has four modes and up to nine levels of suction that are designed to be comfortable as you express your milk.

When you need to be hands-free, the Freemie Independence Deluxe Breast Pump Set has your back. Its compact and quiet design lets you discreetly pump anywhere that you need to. Between the rechargeable battery, hospital-grade suction power, and a bag to carry everything in, you can't go wrong with this pumping set-up.

Weighing in at less than half a pound, the Motif Duo breast pump is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. The rechargeable battery works for 2.5 hours of pumping time between charges, making this the ideal pump for day-long outings and at work.

Quiet, easy-to-use, and simple to recharge, the Baby Buddha Portable Breast Pump Complete Kit comes with everything you need to pump on the go. This pump features 14 different pumping modes so that you can find the frequency, strength, and pattern that best mimics how your baby nurses.