Avent ISIS VIA Breast Pump

Here I am again writing a review about a product relating to breast feeding! I have found since I became a mother 11 months ago and have been breast feeding all that time that it is a huge part of your life this feeding business therefore any 'accessories' that come with the job are really useful to have although can be pricey so it's important to do your research before buying something. When Baby Hope was born she wanted to feed constantly and after the shocking pregnancy I had had I lacked the energy or motivation to be able to feed her every single hour of the day and night. After about ... more

I bought a box of these containers when I started expressing milk for my son. I looked at the bags but thought these would suit me better. I think they cost me about £3.99 from Mothercare. They come in a box of ten and are pre- sterilized. The pots are clear plastic and have a light blue screw on lid. They can hold up to 6ozs of milk and on the side of the container is the little lines which show you how much is in there. They can be re-used although on the side of the box it recommends to throw them away if they are showing signs of wear and tear but I've never had to throw mine away and I've ... more

i decided to exclusivly breast feed my third baby, but still wanted baby's dad to be able to help me out and feed him so bought this manual breast pump. My main reason for choosing this one instead of any other breast pump was because it was on offer for 12 pounds instead of 20, i also had avent bottles for my son so it was convienant seeing how you can attatch either a bottle or storage cup to it. It is very easy to assemble and use and rather comfortable when in use, it also comes with 5 storage cups with lids and two travel teats so you can just use a storage cup from the fridge instead of ... more