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Pumping should fit your day, not the other way around. StarAndDaisy electric breast pumps are designed for working and travelling mothers: wearable in-bra pumps with 4 flange sizes that let you pump hands-free anywhere, wireless single pumps with feeding bottles included, and double electric pumps with digital touch screens that halve session time. Every pump offers multiple modes and up to 9 suction levels that mimic a baby's natural nursing rhythm, in BPA-free, easy-to-sterilize parts with rechargeable batteries. Pair with our breast milk storage bags (30-pack) to build a complete expressing kit. Rated 5.0 by Indian mothers ā browse the range below.
FAQS
A wearable electric breast pump is ideal if you want hands-free convenience and frequent pumping, while a compact electric pump is a good choice for occasional use and easy portability.
Yes, all StarAndDaisy breast pumps are made from BPA-free materials that are completely safe for children and mothers.
Absolutely, our StarAndDaisy Electric Breast Pumps feature adjustable settings for suction and speed, allowing for a customized and comfortable pumping experience.
StarAndDaisy breast pumps, especially our manual models and some electric versions are lightweight and compact, designed for easy transportation.
It is crucial to clean your StarAndDaisy breast pump after each use to maintain hygiene and ensure safe milk collection.
A breast pump typically includes a breast shield (flange), pump motor, collection bottle or milk container, tubing (on some models), valves, and connectors that help express and collect breast milk safely.
You can find a diverse selection of StarAndDaisy Breast Pumps in our online store, featuring both manual and electric options suitable for every motherās needs.
Our StarAndDaisy breast milk suction pump efficiently extracts milk by creating gentle suction that mimics a babyās natural nursing pattern.
StarAndDaisy breast milk pumps are specifically designed for extracting milk, which can be stored and later fed to the baby using a bottle, while baby feeding machines generally refer to devices that prepare and dispense baby formula or milk.
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