BellaBaby Double Electric

I have the Bellababy double electric pump. I was a bit reluctant at first because it seemed so much cheaper than the others, but it's honestly great. I've used it 1-4 times a day for the last 3 months and can't fault it, other than the lids for the pump don't stay on well.

Don't. Get. The. Elvie. It's rubbish. Utterly rubbish. I've had success with the Momcosy M5 and the Bellababy!

I have the BellaBaby double electric pump from Amazon...I have nothing to compare it to to be honest with you, but I chose it knowing I didn't want to spend a fortune as was unsure how much I'd use a pump. As it turns out my boy was in NICU for just over a week and I started pumping at home to help my supply. It does the job, I have no complaints! I imagine there are better ones out there, but I haven't had a problem so would recommend it! 💛

I second the person who said to wait until after baby is born as you won't know what your needs are before that. My midwife suggested directly nursing initially as long as I could to establish supply, then ease into it with a manual pump. I used the medela one which is excellent and cheap enough to experiment with. Later on when I knew pumping was something that worked for me and I could handle, I got the bellababy electric pump from Amazon and it worked fine until I decided to stop BFing. My mi

Recommended by the lactation consultant at the hospital bought a Spectra S1 from Vinted and bought new back flow from Amazon. I also bought the Bellababy wearable pump from Amazon which is pretty good.

Spectra2 (or 1 if you want portable). It's the best one. Bellababy if you want to go cheaper. Double electric is the only way to do it. Manual or one at a time is a killer. And get a pumping bra.