MilkWorks BabyBuddha 2.0 Using

Using a BabyBuddha 2.0 Pump
Assembling the Parts & Pump Features
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Wash and sterilize components before use. Follow instruction manual
directions for "Assembly of the Pump Body" to correctly assemble your pump
parts.
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The power button (lower button on pump) will turn your pump on/off. When
the 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 6 (max in stimulation mode). If you manually change any levels on the
pump, automatic mode is turned off.
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The roller ball button (upper button on pump) can be used to adjust suction
level (roll up or down) or change modes (press lightly on the ball).
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The BabyBuddha will display the suction level of your pump (1-6 for soft
stimulation, 1-6 for classic stimulation, and 1-9 for expression) as well as the
length of time you have been pumping. The pump will automatically turn off
after 30 minutes.
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Each mode will have a display icon, one wavy line for soft stimulation, 2 wavy lines for classic stimulation,
and a drop for expression.
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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.
Charging the Pump
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The pump has a rechargeable battery with a USB charging cord included.
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It is best to fully charge the pump (for about 3 hours) prior to its first use. Once the battery is fully
charged, the battery indicator will no longer blink.
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A full charge should provide 1 hour of pumping time. You may use the pump while it is charging, if
necessary.
Using a BabyBuddha Breast Pump
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Place the breast shield against your breast with your nipple centered in the opening. If desired, you may
pump only one breast at a time by switching the toggle switch to the side you wish to pump from. If you
are double pumping, place the switch in the center location.
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BabyBuddha breast shields come in 3 sizes: 24, 28, and 32 mm. There is also a massage insert included
with your pump. You may find that pumping is most comfortable when only your nipple (not your areola)
enters the tunnel. If your nipples rub on the side of the tunnel and pumping is painful, you may want a
larger size breast shield. For more information, see Correct Fit of a Breast Shield.
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Press the power button to turn your pump on. The pump will automatically go through a stimulation
cycle and move into expression mode, or you may manually adjust the suction by utilizing the roller ball.
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Everyone is different. Experiment to find what settings work best for you. The goal is to maximize the
amount of milk removed by finding the settings that are both comfortable and effective for you.
Creating a healthier community by empowering families to reach their breastfeeding goals.