Momcozy Double Pump: Wearable, Hands-Free Breastfeeding Solution

HoosierPartyof5: Just had my 4th baby (6 weeks ago) and this is my first wearable pump. I’ve only used the insurance medelas and a medela hand pump when on the go prior. I’m a big fan of this wearable pump, guys. I know it’s not emptying the breast quite as well as sitting down and holding the medela on nice and relaxed. When you do that you can massage the breasts and know you’re really pumping well- but let’s be honest. Sitting with a corded pump would be impossible for me at this stage of life. So I try to use the medela once a day as well as nurse at night and the rest I do this wearable. It’s a total game changer. You can pop it in your bra and wash dishes or even drive through the school pickup line with it pumping away. (You do look funny- but my windows are tinted *wink) And for the price I’m amazed. I pump a good volume of milk and it’s comfortable. From what I’ve read, all the wearables are not quite as good as a corded pump and can lead to a drop in supply- but for me it’s really going to be the opposite because I could never keep a supply up if I had to use the cord all day. Big fan. Been doing this combo of nursing, medela, and this pump for several weeks and I’m...

United States on Sep 07, 2022

Shawni Warner: Real quick to just get to the point, the suction isn't the strongest, after level 3 it gets loud and obnoxious, easy to put together and clean, but can tell its a more cheaper type.
A little bit more thoroughly detail to why I returned mine. I use the spectra 2 pump, and I felt like I was always tied to it. I couldn't do anything because I had to pump, and when your supply is high in demand, it doesn't go by fast. I saw this on a Facebook, and TikTok ad and the more I seen them, the more I wanted to try it, but wasn't fully convinced to spend $100+ but I finally gave in, and gave it a try. I only used it for a week. Yes a WEEK. First day I was in love, I used it every hour, and I was able to stay out in the living room with my family while pumping. It has 5 speeds of suction, I could never go over the 3rd suction without sounding like a broken factory machine, the sound was sooo loud attention was always drawn to what I was doing. I really liked it had a self shut off after 15-20 minutes but by the 3rd day I noticed a big decrease in my supply, and I had no idea why. After realizing that these actually were not draining me completely I decided this wasn't something I wanted to...

United States on May 08, 2022

lindsey runge: As a ftm and NICU mom, I was REALLY struggling to stick to a pumping schedule. I have two other hospital grade pumps one at the NICU and one at home, but I felt tied down even though one pump was portable so balancing pumping on top of everything else was impossible and I was getting discouraged.

The mom cozy doesn’t empty me as well as my other pumps do, BUT, is perfect for the late night/early morning pumps. I can keep it by my bed at night and it’s not taking over my bedside table.
I even wear it while I’m driving to the NICU every day which gives me an extra bit of time in the mornings and the freedom to balance housework, pumping, self care, and getting out the door when I literally have zero extra time. I pump about 8-10 times a day and use the mom cozy for about 3 of those pumps.

I was super skeptical before buying it, but now that I’ve used it for a few days, I can’t say it enough, I love this pump. It has really helped relieve some of my pumping stress.

Major points—
I wouldn’t recommend this pump as a sole pump. It’s not going to empty your supply each pump.

It comes with a single charger for two motors (order a second...

United States on Mar 01, 2022