Info here👇 Looking for a pump schedule that works to increase milk supply, easy to remember, is flexible AND includes possible power pumping times?! ⏰ When I was pumping just a few mL at a time, I felt like giving up. But once I figured out a pumping schedule (and threw in some power pumping 💪 plus other hacks), my supply increased steadily with ups and downs over the next two months to over 50 oz a day! 🙌 Here’s why your schedule matters: ✔️ Consistency is key: Pumping regularly signals your

TOP 3 tips that helped me increase milk supply with pumping 👇 1. The pump schedule 2. The pump fit (flange size and comfort) 3. The pump Flange size is NOT one size fits all. Having the wrong size can decrease milk output, cause pain and swelling, and make pumping feel frustrating and ineffective. The right flange size helps ensure proper suction, maximizes milk removal, and makes pumping more comfortable 🍼💁🏻‍♀️ The momcozy sizing ruler (

Let’s simplify your breastmilk storage routine to make for easier and smarter storage!! 🍼💡 What’s your best breastmilk storage TIP / HACK 👇 Let’s talk breastmilk storage safety too: 🍼 Room Temperature (up to 77°F / 25°C): Freshly pumped milk is safe for up to 4 hours ❄️ Refrigerator (≤40°F / 4°C): Store in the back of the fridge (not the door) for up to 4 days 🧊 Freezer (0°F / -18°C or colder): Store for up to 6 months (best quality) and up to 12 months if needed (I’ve personally still used

Breastmilk Storage—Save this for reference!Breastmilk storage guidelines for freshly pumped milk:➕ 4 hours room temp (77F/25C or cooler)➕ 4 days in the fridge➕ 6 months freezer preferred ➕12 months in freezer is OK!➕ Use within 2 hours once your baby has drank from a bottleStorage guidelines for thawed, previously frozen milk:➕ 1-2 hours room temp➕ 24 hours fridge once last once crystal is thawed➕ Do not refreeze once thawedMore information on breastmilk storage on the blog! ✨Download my free br