How to use the Pump
1. Assembly of pump
a. Wash and sterilize components (do not wash motor) before use.
b. Wash hands thoroughly before use.
c. Use instructions to make sure pump has been assembled correctly.
d. Gently massage breasts
e. Make sure you are sitting (or standing) upright and leaning slightly forward.
f. Place flanges (with massage cushions attached) over the nipples assuring an airtight fit.
2. Using the pump
a. is the on/off button. Connect power supply (if fully charged, connecting a power
supply is not required at this time). When pump is turned on, it is automatically set to the
automatic stimulation mode. It will start at level 1, and increase every 45 seconds until it
reaches level 5 (max in stimulation mode). If you manually change any levels on pump,
automatic stimulation mode is turned off.
b. Use of manual mode: The track ball can be rolled up/down to adjust the gear level. To change
over to expression mode, lightly press down the track ball. Gears can be adjusted in this mode
(maximum of level 9) also through the use of the track ball.
3. Reading the display
a. is the power symbol (when this starts blinking, recharging is required).
b. appears when pump is charging. This will blink while charging, and once charging
is complete, it will no longer blink.
c. “ ” is the gear level. Stimulation mode has 5 levels, expression mode has 9 levels.
d. “ ” is the time display to show how long you have been pumping. Will automatically
turn off after 30 minutes.
e. “ ” is the expression mode.
f. “ ” is the stimulation mode.
4. Adjusting to comfort
a. The BabyBuddha breast pump can be adjusted for comfort. As you learn how your
body handles pumping with the breast pump, it will get easier to maximize pumping
output comfortably.
• It is important to be as relaxed and comfortable as possible.
• It may take 10-15 minutes to collect milk from both breasts when double pumping,
single pumping may take 10-15 minutes for each side.
• Familiarize yourself with the breast pump and how to operate it before first use.
• Do not overfill the container.
• Do not lay down or tilt the container when milk is in it and tubing is still attached.
• Remove tubing from upper cover before placing down the bottles.
• If breastfeeding becomes painful, stop using pump and contact your
healthcare provider.
Pumping Tips
Cleaning & Sterilization
Note:
Do not overfill the bottle. Once complete, turn off pump and remove all components from the machine.
Store the pump at room temperature inside a protective bag to prevent dirt and debris from getting inside the pump.
Storing Breast Milk
• Wash hands before touching breasts and components.
Before first use:
• Disassemble and wash all parts that come in contact with breast or milk, and sanitize
these components by flash boiling for 60 seconds.
After each use:
• Disassemble and wash all parts that come in contact with the breast or
milk in warm soapy water.
• Rinse in warm water.
• Air-dry on a clean towel, and cover up all parts when not in use.
• All parts may also be washed on the top rack of a dishwasher.
• When freezing, do not fill containers more than 3⁄4 full in order to allow for expansion.
• Label containers with the date of pumping
• Please refer to the table on the next page for storage tips.
