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Congratulations on your choice to breastfeed your baby! As a new or experienced mother, you’re likely navigating a world of late-night feedings, diaper changes, and, for many, the challenge of maintaining a steady milk supply on your breastfeeding journey. The Momcozy M9 Mobile Flow Hands-Free Wearable Breast Pump is designed to make this process easier, freeing you from the wall outlet andmom giving you the flexibility to pump wherever and whenever you need to.
The Momcozy M9, one of the most wearable breast pumps, is an outstanding choice for modern moms. Because of the food-grade silicone of the flanges, you can wear them to collect milk with the utmost comfort. The M9's advanced features—including a powerful pump motor, stimulation and expression modes, suction levels, and app connectivity—make it a top-notch choice for today’s mothers. But no matter how advanced your pump is, consistency is the key. Establishing a pumping schedule signals to your body that milk production needs to occur at regular intervals, which is essential for maintaining a healthy milk supply.
This guide will provide sample pumping schedules for a variety of scenarios, from exclusively pumping to combining pumping with breastfeeding, and even using a wall pump in tandem with your Momcozy M9.
The Momcozy Mobile Flow™ Hands-Free Breast Pump | M9 is ideal for busy moms who need to pump on the go. Its compact, drop-shaped design and quiet motor (less than 42dB) allow for discreet pumping, while the long battery life (up to 150 minutes or 4-5 sessions on a single charge) means you can go about your day without worrying about finding a wall outlet. The Momcozy app is a fantastic feature, allowing you to track sessions and customize settings remotely, a major plus for any parent trying to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
We will explore the ways your Momcozy M9 breast pump can be your most beloved tool and a terrific investment. Here are some scenarios with which to model your pumping experience. We’ll show you some different pumping schedules for exclusive pumping, combination feeding, and even pumping with two pumps while breastfeeding.
If you are exclusively pumping, your goal is to mimic the frequency of a newborn's feeding to establish and maintain your supply. This practice typically means pumping 8-10 times in 24 hours for the first few months. The Momcozy M9 is perfect for this, as you can pump while you're driving, folding laundry, or catching up on emails.
As your baby gets older and your milk supply becomes well-established (around 3-4 months), you can gradually reduce the number of sessions, spacing out your pumping times to maintain your milk supply. Here’s what that may look like:
For moms who breastfeed at home and pump for a stash or for use while at work, the Momcozy M9’s different pumping settings offer unmatched flexibility. You can pump discreetly at the office or on your commute, without being tethered to a wall pump. You can express milk and store milk in a collection container in the fridge. One of the best features of a wearable breast pump to take advantage of in this scenario is the ability to pump on one side while nursing your baby on the other.
Some moms find a combination of a wearable breast pump and a wall pump to be the most effective for their lifestyle. A wall pump often has more power with strong suction levels and can be beneficial for exclusive pumpers or those who want to maximize output during specific sessions. The Momcozy Mobile Flow™ Hands-Free Breast Pump | M9, with its hospital-grade, strong suction strength of up to 300 mmHg, can often stand on its own; however, a wall breast pump can be a great backup or primary pump for at-home sessions.
This is a true hybrid way to feed your baby. Your baby gets to be close to you and bond more effectively as you breastfeed. Using the wall pump maximizes your breast milk output while you are at home, and using the Momcozy M9 at work provides convenience as you maintain your milk production and continue to provide nutrition for your baby. This practice allows them to continue eating highly nutritious milk when you are away, and also helps build up your milk stash.
The amount of milk a baby needs changes as they grow. While the old rule was "2.5 ounces per pound of body weight," most lactation consultants now recommend following your baby's cues and monitoring their weight gain. As a general guide, here's how much milk you can expect your baby to drink per day, which should be your target pumping output.
|
Baby's Age |
Average Total Daily Milk Intake |
Amount Per Pumping Session |
|
1-2 Weeks |
19-24 oz |
1-3 oz |
|
3-4 Weeks |
22-27 oz |
2-4 oz |
|
1-2 Months |
25-30 oz |
2-5 oz |
|
3-6 Months |
25-30 oz |
3-6 oz |
|
6-12 Months |
24-30 oz |
4-8 oz |
Note: The amount you pump per session can vary significantly based on your personal storage capacity, time of day, and how long it's been since you last pumped. Consistency and frequent milk extraction are more critical than the volume of a single session.
Sticking to a pumping schedule, especially in the early months, is crucial for several reasons:
Whether you need milk boost or milk relief, the Momcozy M9, with its powerful pump motor and long-lasting battery life, will allow you to pump confidently and store milk safely.
Your pumping journey is unique, and there is no one-size-fits-all answer for when to stop pumping on a strict schedule. However, there are a few milestones and factors to consider:
Listen to your body and your baby. If you notice a dip in supply, add a session back in. Consult with a lactation consultant or your healthcare provider if you have concerns about your milk supply or schedule.
The Momcozy M9 Wearable Breast Pump, with its remarkable features, is a powerful tool for breastfeeding your baby. By establishing and sticking to a pumping schedule that fits your lifestyle, you not only ensure your baby gets the protein and other nutrients they need but also empower yourself to pump confidently with no worries about milk supply. Whether you choose to exclusively pump or combine nursing and pumping, a consistent schedule is the foundation for a successful pumping experience.
The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider regarding any medical condition. Momcozy is not responsible for any consequences arising from the use of this content.
