Haakaa Manual Breast Pump with 4oz/100ml Capacity - New Design

Amazon Customer: These were amazing for catching the excess milk. When I used them purely to pump I didn’t get much milk right away but once I would massage my breasts and wait a few minutes I would get much more! They are so convenient for traveling and they don’t hurt. I used this pump as well as an electric one but this one was 100% my favorite one because of the convenience and not having to be stuck hooked up to a pump.

United States on Sep 15, 2023

B. Steinberger: I wish I knew about this product earlier. I have two and I pump with them and I get the same amount like an electric pump, with less pain and only one part to clean. I only need help from a manual pump for the let down, then it’s quicker. After all the sterilization the silicone gets a little loose, but for that price a bought a new one. Nice thing to have for pumping and breastfeeding mothers

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Andrea: El material se ve de excelente calidad, lo he comprado por recomendación de otra mami, y no me arrepiento.

Spain on Aug 31, 2023

Anna B: I purchased the Haakaa as a way to catch my let down because I was leaking EVERYWHERE! I was recommended this from my lactation consultant and it has been a game changer. I originally got the one Haakaa with the ladybug combo to try it out since my other breast would drench my baby and myself while nursing. But now I purchased a second Haakaa because I noticed that my now more alert little one (~1 mth) loves to wake up to me pumping with my Spectra 2 (great electrical pump). I recommend purchasing two Haakaa's for both let down and if your pump eventually bothers your baby. Note: The ladybug needs to be placed in a bra to work and it's a little uncomfortable for me. But will probably be more useful once I am out the house.

How I use the product:
- Nursing: I use it on my bare breast without a bra when nursing. When nursing it stays on rather well except sometimes my baby likes to kick it off but it depends on your nursing position.

- Pumping: I usually only pump one breast at a time with my electrical pump, so I use the one Haakaa to catch the let down from the other breast before I get to it. Then I pour whatever let down I get into the pump bottles...

United States on Aug 26, 2023

Gaetan Gosset: Super pratique pour récupérer le lait de l’autre sein pendant que bébé téte sans avoir à utiliser le tire lait. A force d’utilisation on prend le coup de main, ne pas hésiter à regarder une vidéo sur YouTube

France on Aug 21, 2023

Amazon Customer: It's a good product but I did not use it much as I was actively breastfeeding. If I use hakka while feeding, my baby would start playing with it instead of breastfeeding g

India on Jul 31, 2023

Julie: Ce recueil lait se ventouse très bien et m’a aidée dans un engorgement car il m’a servi de verre tahitien

France on Jul 29, 2023

Meera Mennies: I wish I had used these before I gave birth! I use the haaka for my letdown while I’m pumping my other side, or in the car when I feel myself start to leak and can’t pump. Also when I am about to or am in the middle of pumping and have to stop for some reason, it is easy to wear to get up quickly to fix a bottle or use the bathroom or change a diaper. Occasionally I get more out of my haaka than I do my pump and it makes pumping so much quicker and easier because I don’t have to pump both sides for as long and the haaka does all the work itself. Once I am done pumping I’ll put a haaka on both sides and it pulls out whatever was remaining even when I was sure there was nothing left. It’s helped me increase my supply (in the easiest way) while I’m struggling to find a correct flange size for my pump. As someone with bigger breasts and cannot find a good hands free pump that works for me, I appreciate that the haaka allows me to be hands free so I can maximize the time I have to myself while still doing what I can to collect milk for my baby.

United States on Jul 28, 2023

DuDù e Rirí: Vado un pochino controcorrente perché ho dovuto utilizzare il prodotto per terminare l'allattamento con mio forte sconforto e tristezza. Ho dovuto purtroppo sospendere allattamento prima di quello che avrei voluto per problematiche personali di forte dolore al seno. Premetto che un allattamento avviato funziona da 2 stimoli, il primo è la produzione di prolattina che dopo il parto è altissima in circolo e perdura, il secondo è la suzione del bimbo, stimolando e attaccandosi spesso stimola la produzione.
Due problemi insorti nel momento in cui ho dovuto smettere: ero nel pieno della produzione avviata ormai bene da mesi, quindi un mare di latte, secondo prolattina ancora molto alta.
L'ideale sarebbe smettere gradualmente spostando le poppate sempre più distanti in termini di ore, così non si stimola troppo e man mano non produce più, ci vuole tempo ma sarebbe la cosa migliore.
Nel mio caso il forte dolore non mi permetteva di resistere troppo ancora attaccando il bimbo purtroppo, e quindi ho dovuto smettere in tronco assumendo un farmaco che blocca di netto la produzione di prolattina, farmaco con tutti i suoi effetti collaterali annessi che ho avuto praticamente...

Italy on Aug 18, 2022

Alison19: Baby #3. I used electric and manual pumps for both other kids. I’ve tried (and still have) Medela, Nuk, and Willow electric pumps with traditional and hands free attachments. I’ve also used Lansinoh and Medela manual pumps. All do what they claim to do but none are ideal for a working mom (which I am).

With my last baby, in particular, I was horribly bothered by how loud ALL of the pumps are (even the manual pumps) because when I’m pumping, it’s because I’m working (i.e., not with baby); not only is the incredibly loud sound of the pump distracting for me, but it makes others uncomfortable and I refuse to pump in a bathroom; it just seems disempowering to do so. With baby #2, I went to a manual pump so I would have more flexibility and discretion and while I loved these attributes of the manual pump, I found that even they make noise and my hand would get sore having to pump so much ... also, again, I’m pumping because I’m working and, maybe I’m uncoordinated, but I found it hard to pump with one hand and work (write or type) with the other OR to have a conversation with someone while also focusing on pumping (insert awkward suction sounds during...

United States on May 16, 2020