Babysteps Double Breast Pump

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After much consideration, the winner – in my book anyway – is the BabySteps Double Electric Breast Pump.
This double breast pump is electric so it allows you to pump more milk than a manual breast pump would and it is durable enough to use on a daily basis, several times per day. In addition, it is a double breast pump so you can get the job done twice as fast. But the BabySteps’ feature where you can choose between left, right, or both breasts is really a nice touch.
You always want a breast pump to be portable and affordable and the BabySteps is both. At only 2.2 ounces and less than most of the other double electric breast pumps, the BabySteps is a true winner in this category as well.
The breast pump also aids in producing more milk as

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