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    Free your hands with MAM's new portable breast pump

    Sponsored by MAM

    Many moms invest in a breast pump to relieve pressure, to be away for a few hours if needed, to let their partner feed or to use the breast pump as an alternative to breastfeeding. MAM has a new breast pump that will be every new mom's best friend!

    Ticking off a breast pump on your checklist of baby essentials is common, but it can be hard to know which one best suits your needs. MAM's Move Wearable Breast Pump is a simple, convenient and portable breast pump that you can use anywhere - anytime!

    Why should you use a breast pump?

    Breast pumps can be very helpful at several different times during the breastfeeding period. They can be used to:

    • Stimulate milk production: If you need to increase production, regular pumping can be an effective way.
    • Share the responsibility with the partner: Expressing milk allows the partner to participate in feeding times, making it easier for the breastfeeding mother to get some alone time or rest.
    • Relieve the pressure on the breasts: In case of pain, ulcers or overfilled breasts, pumping can relieve discomfort.
    • Milk congestion: In the case of milk curdling, pumping usually helps to release the curdling.
    • Flexibility in everyday life: For mothers who can't or don't want to breastfeed every time, a breast pump is an excellent option.

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    Why MAM Move?

    The MAM Move Wearable Breast Pump is designed with mom's needs in mind. It's compact and portable, which means it can be worn directly in the bra without getting in the way (!). No need to worry about complicated tubes or cables - everything you need is integrated into the pump. With MAM Move you can pump comfortably, while keeping your hands free to take care of your baby or do other things.

    Despite its compact design, MAM Move can store a generous amount of milk in its container. What's more, the pump is designed to mimic baby's natural sucking pattern, helping to stimulate milk flow in a natural and comfortable way. For extra comfort, it comes with three flexible funnel inserts in different sizes, so you can easily customize the fit.

    Each MAM Move also comes with a MAM Easy Start Anti-Colic bottle (160 ml). This bottle is specially designed to reduce the risk of colic and discomfort for your baby, thanks to its ventilated base that creates an even flow of liquid. The nipple is flat and mimics the mother's nipple when breastfeeding, making the transition between breast and bottle easier.

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    Why choose MAM?

    Since the 1970s, MAM has been constantly developing baby products that are safe, functional and designed with both children and parents in mind. All products are developed in close collaboration with experts, such as pediatricians and dentists, to ensure the highest quality. With MAM, you can rest assured that your child is getting the very best.

    Explore how MAM Move can simplify your everyday life and create more time for you and your baby - an investment in flexibility, security and comfort!

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