Can you pump on one side and nurse your baby on the other side at the same time using this Hands-Free bra?
319079
No, it's like a halter top and the dual panels that allow the firm grip of your pump shields don't open easily for nursing.
187436
Once you get all set up with good suction you can pump one handed. I generally used two I guess... but I know I could with one.
68026
I have the Simple Wishes and the Easy Expression pumping bras. Simple Wishes is by far the superior product (more support, not as "flimsy", can wear it as a bra on days you will need to pump in inconvenient places like work or an airplane), but I used Easy Expression with my first child with no real issues. In fact Easy Expression is slightly easier to use in the middle of the night because there are two open holes and just one zip. With Simple Wishes, because it's adjustable, there's like a little flap to manipulate as you put it on. It's no big deal, but when every second of sleep counts... ;)
1661211
You can move very easily and it doesn't interrupt the pumping. I haven't slung a flange off, which seems pretty hard to do. The bra holds the flange snugly and you'd have to manually take it out or bump it really hard to knock it out.
332018
You can slide the baby in and out to nurse if you have it set up that way (as per included instructions). I have it set up as a bassinette at the moment.
576980
Yes you can. The hose can plug into itself to pump one breast at a time. It does a great job pumping both at the same time, or just one at a time.
963206
For the most part, yes! I have to readjust them after nursing - they bunch up a little when you move the bra around. Otherwise they don't move much!
1432214
My daughter didnt use it while breast feeding, but I don't think the shape would be conducive for that purpose. It's fine for bottle feeding, as you don't have to hold them as close to the body.
1194794
They would be a bit heavy to attach to medela pump. Especially if you wear any hands free holding bra, it would pull the whole thing down. I pump with my medela and then just transfer the milk. I know it's two more parts to wash, but it is ok.
1243993
It isn't meant for you to breastfeed in. It is just a carrier. It's a comfortable way to carry your baby hands-free.
144591
I personally only wear mine on the non-nursing side when my daughter is feeding but it really isn't very bulky so I think you could wear it in your bra. Sometimes I forget to take it out so I bend over and milk has gone all over the place.... just to warn you! Haha.
266696
Yes. Actually, this brace is designed to be worn on either hand (thumb opening on both sides of the "sleeve").
266695
As others have already said, the splint can be worn on either hand and it does work. While it may not be as pretty as a splint made specifically for right or left hand, it it quite effective for either hand. It is also a bargain. I use two (one for each hand) and they work great.
1372336
You can pump one side. It has a dual tube system that you can plug the one side with.
1585503
No. I am a 38 DD typically. So of course breast feeding enlarged them. This pump was horrible & I ended up paying for a different one. I now have medela & it works so much better. W this I got 1 oz from both sides. Medela- 7-10 oz both sides.
277502
I'm not sure...I'm pregnant right now- but have never nursed, but I'm assumin you might want someplace to rest your own head while nursing if you're tired, and the back isn't high enough. Sorry, to not be more help. Guess it depends on how tired you are when you're nursing. :)
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Yes! You can lay your chest and arm on it. My wife just had a baby and we used it and support her from every angle. A really recommended.