• Convenience: They are portable and easy to use on the go.
• Cost-effective: They are typically more affordable than electric breast pumps.
• Gentle and comfortable: The suction is usually adjustable, allowing you to control the pressure for a more comfortable pumping experience.
• Potential milk supply stimulation: Using a manual pump in addition to breastfeeding can help stimulate milk production.

Yes, silicone manual breast pumps are generally considered safe to use. However, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper usage and cleaning. Make sure to choose a high-quality pump from a reputable brand to ensure safety.

Cleaning instructions may vary depending on the brand and model of the pump. However, in most cases, you can disassemble the pump and wash the parts with warm soapy water. Make sure to thoroughly rinse and air-dry all the components before reassembling. Some pumps may also be dishwasher-safe.

Yes, a silicone manual breast pump can be used to express breast milk even if you have low milk supply. The act of pumping, even with a manual pump, can help stimulate milk production over time. However, if you have concerns about your milk supply, it's best to consult a lactation consultant or healthcare professional for guidance.

Yes, you can use a silicone manual breast pump while breastfeeding. Many mothers find it useful to collect milk from the opposite breast during breastfeeding to build up a milk stash or relieve engorgement.