As mothers ourselves, we know how important it is that you can care for and nourish your little one with confidence. We understand that shopping for a breast pump can be a confusing and stressful experience. There are so many things to consider and we understand that everyone has different needs, challenges, and budgets so we make breast pump shopping easy by taking out all the guesswork. With the information at your fingertips, you can make the best decision for you and your baby.

Here at Momcozy, we stock a curated range of "mum-approved" breast pumps that have been trusted and used within our own families. Our range includes brands such as Haakaa and Unimom and ranges from simple Silicone Breast Pumps to hospital-grade double Electric Breast Pumps.

We understand that becoming a parent is an expensive time so we offer Afterpay on all our Breast Pump and Breastfeeding products (no minimum spend). Our buy now, pay later options including Afterpay and Zip are available so that you can receive your breast pump upfront and pay in instalments interest-free. If you have a question please contact us as we love helping our Milkbar Mums :)

A ‘hospital-grade’ breast pump provides a stronger suction and has a more durable pump motor than a regular electric breast pump. These pumps have closed systems and can accommodate multiple users. Each mother has her own sterile ‘pump pack’ so there is no chance of cross-contamination. Hospital Grade isn't a regulated term so it's important to understand what each brand means when they refer to themselves as hospital grade and only go with trusted brands.

These top-of-the-range pumps are best for mothers who need to regularly express large volumes of breastmilk as the stronger pump can help to stimulate breastmilk production. They operate at a higher level of speed and efficiency than regular electric pumps, making them the best choice for working mums and mums who are exclusively expressing. They are also the optimum choice for mothers of twins or premature babies who are unable to initially breastfeed and those looking to establish or increase their supply.