Bailey Nurture Iii

Pros: Economical, easy to use.
Cons: Have to work pump manually, although it's really easy to do.

I'm exclusively pumping breastmilk for my baby, and I was looking for a good electric double pump that wasn't too expensive. Found it! I go to a forum for women like me, exclusively pumping. I was using a manual pump when I first started, but that ...

Pros: Electric. Faster pumping than with a manual pump.
Cons: No breast stimulation, filter needs replaced a LOT, not automated to simulate a baby nursing.

When I was pregnant I had my heart set on breast feeding our baby. When she was born, however, she had different ideas about that. She didn't latch on well at all. The hospital had given me a very nice manual breast pump that worked great but really ...

Pros: Easy to use, Multiple settings, Cheap!
Cons: A little noisy

I did a lot of research among friends and online when I was looking to buy a pump. Some of my frien ...

Pros: Cheaper, effective, compact, discreet packaging.
Cons: Several small irritating details.

Originally I used the Avent Isis breast pump when I returned to work after having my son. I liked th ...

Pros: Price, durability, customer service, inexpensive replacement parts
Cons: Could be more comfortable

First, I will tell you that my experience is that I work full time and breastfed my son for 2 years.

I got this pump from my sister-in-law but I would buy it again if it crashed and burned(it did not.....double pumping twice a day for over 9...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, single/double pump, very portable, won't butcher your breasts, great customer service
Cons: Semi-automatic suction, noise

The Bailey Nurture III is the 3rd of a long line of breast pumps that I've used. My quest for the perfect breast pump began with the birth of my daughter almost 4 years ago. We received a hand-me-down Medela Mini-Electric pump and the Medela manual hand...

Pros: easy to use
Cons: none really

I was very hesitant to buy a pump for 100.00. Who wants to spend that kind of money on something that is used soo little. After thinking about it for quite sometime I went ahead and bought it. I am soo glad I did.
The pump was more useful...

Pros: easy to use, price, durability, single/double pump
Cons: none

I was 8 months pregnant and knew I needed to buy a breast pump; however, I was too excited to do any research. I ended up purchasing a cheap battery operated pump that I eventually returned (it was unopened, thankfully). After my daughter was born, I...

Pros: Fast, efficient, economical
Cons: none

I purchased my Bailey Nurture III from a catalog ad. The photo does not show the carry case which is a styro-foam cooler with a zip-top pouch for the pump and bottles. Also three storage bottles came with my pump. At times the whole contraption was a...

Pros: price and guaranty
Cons: not easy to use

I bought this pump because it was the only pump that had a 30 money back guaranty. This gave me piece of mind because I had a battery operated pump I wasn't able to use - in other words, I couldn't get breastmilk out with the battery pump. Anyway, this...

Pros: Easy to wash and store, three speeds, easy to use
Cons: None

I purchased my Bailey pump through LaLeche and it was a great find! It has all the better features of the more expensive pumps at not such an expensive price.

The pump allows you the option of double or single pumping. I preferred...

Pros: Cheap, 2 year warranty, easy to use
Cons: none, unless you do exclusive pumping, in which case this is not the proper pump for that.

So you say you need a pump and you don't want to spend a fortune on the pump....well this one is it! This pump works very well in most all situations that a breastfeeding mother may need. The only application that is not as good, is in the case of a...

Pros: Powerful, easy, small
Cons: Hard to let down

I had a very hard time letting down with this pump. I believe that it's powerful enough but you need to be very comfortable and relaxed. I spent up to 25 minutes at a time pumping, which is a very long time. It has the capability to do both breasts at...

Pros: small, quiet, multi-power selection
Cons: no adapter for car, thumb suction release

I purchased this breast pump used (I know it sounds terrible, but I also purchased all of the parts that the milk actually touches new from the manufacturer for a fraction of the cost of the whole kit). Overall it cost me $50. I was willing to try it...

Pros: User-controlled cycling, very portable in a convenient and discreet case, prompt customer service.
Cons: Adjustment of bottles other than Bailey bottles can be tricky.

Just before our son was born, we found ourselves looking for breast pumps -- a very difficult task considering that every woman is different and we had absolutely no experience with anything of the sort. Of course, we considered Medela, but we saw that...