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To check your flange fit, watch your nipple during pumping.

Good Fit

During pumping, your nipple

moves freely in the breast

flange tunnel. You see space

around the nipple. Not much

areola is drawn into the

tunnel with the nipple.

If your kit includes larger flanges, to use them:

• Replace standard flange with larger flange

• Move valve to larger flange

• See instructions to assemble other parts

• Try the larger flange with and without the insert on each breast until you find the size

that feels better and/or pumps more milk

If your kit does not include larger flanges, contact your Ameda retailer for Custom Breast

Flanges 28.5/30.5mm (Ameda Stock No. 17148PM) or Custom Breast Flanges 32.5/36mm

(Ameda Stock No. 17358M).

Visit www.ameda.com for more information.

Pumping Made Simple

Does a pump need to be set at the strongest suction to get more milk? No. Set your pump

at the highest suction that feels good...and no higher.

Milk Release or 'Let-Down':

Pumping milk is not like sucking liquid through a straw. With a straw, the stronger you suck,

the more liquid you get. When pumping, the milk comes only when a milk release (otherwise

known as a "let-down") happens. Without a milk release, most milk stays in the breast.

What is a milk release?

• Hormones cause muscles in the breast to squeeze and milk ducts to widen, pushing

the milk out.

• Some mothers feel tingling. Others feel nothing.

• A milk release can happen with a touch at the breast, hearing a baby cry, or even by

thinking about your baby. Feeling your baby's soft, warm skin against yours can cause

a milk release.

• Feelings of stress, anger, or upset can block milk release.

Too Small

During pumping, some or all

of your nipple rubs against

the sides of the breast

flange tunnel.

Too Large

During pumping, more areola

is drawn into the breast flange

with your nipple. Your areola

may rub against the side of

the breast flange tunnel.

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