NIMO HNK-SUTPUMP-01, User Manual

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Because of hygiene, you should not increase the holes of the bo tt le paci fi ers
yourself. As your baby grows, use the appropriat e flow ing baby bo tt le. It is
recommended that you replace the bo tt le paci fi er with a new one after 1-2
months of use.
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It is not recommended to use fruit juices an d fl avored sugary drinks except
than milk and water.
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Keep unused parts out of the reach of children. DO NOT allow your child to
play with small parts or to walk / run while using the bo
tt le.
ATTENTION
- If the pump is not working properly, do not use it and contact the supplier.
- Do not use the pump during pregnancy.
- The appliance is hygienic, so use the device only for yourself.
- If you feel pain or discomfort during use of the pump, stop the use and consult
your doctor.
WARNINGS
- Do not expose the motor unit and its electronics to water or moisture, clean with
a wet cloth, then wipe with a dry cloth.
- Operate the Nimo ® Electronic Single Breast Pump with the original adapter or
4x1.5V AA Alkaline ba ery. After each use, check the device is switched o ff and
unplug it from the wall outlet.
- Maximum milk level should not be higher than the bo le capacity (150 ml).
- Always hold the bo le upright.
TIPS
- For mothers who will use the device for the fi rst time, it is recommended to
stimulate the breast tips for 2-5 minutes before use.
- Massaging your breasts before milking allows you to get be er milk.
- Your breast tips should not be in contact with the breast pump head.
6. Information for Use
BREAST PUMP USE TIME
Use the breast pump when the milk comes or if you want to store the milk.
Start using the breastpump 2 or 4 weeks after giving birth, unless your doctor
recommends otherwise.
OTHER CONDITIONS
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You can use it when you can not feed the baby directly with your breast.
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If you want to feed your baby later, you can store the milk with the help of breast
pump.
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If you are separated from your baby and want to continue breastfeeding when you're
back together, you must provide your milk regularly to stimulate your milk
production.
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