Only a few years ago, I was struggling to care for my newborn baby and pump full time. It felt like anytime I sat down to pump, my baby would cry or the phone would ring or another kid would need me – I was so close to giving up pumping until I found a wearable, hands-free breast pump.
Finding a wearable breast pump was a game-changer for me. Literally overnight, I was able to find a solution that enabled me to both care for my baby and give her breast milk. With my hands (and body) freed up, I could change her diaper, take a walk, switch the laundry, or even hold and feed her a bottle while I pumped milk.
It was life-changing, and I have never stopped singing the praises of wearable breast pumps to all my fellow pumping parents.
If you’re in the market for a wearable breast pump, the Willow breast pump sale for Mother’s Day may be one to check out. There are tons of items for sale on the company’s site, with primary pumps and bundles 30 to 40% off.
Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump
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Willow’s bestselling pump is on sale for only $245, a savings of $105 from its usual price of $350. The Willow Go is a hospital-grade, wearable, hands-free, and wireless double battery-powered breast pump. The leading feature of this pump is that it’s the highest capacity of any wearable breast pump on the market, capable of holding up to 7 ounces of milk on each side. (As a mom who produced a lot of milk, I would have loved this feature!)
However, you will need to purchase the 7-ounce containers separately, as the pump only includes the 5-ounce containers.
The full pump includes:
- Two electric breast pumps
- Two charging cords (Charging brick is not included)
- Two new Splashguard Containers to avoid milk spills and splashing
- Two 21mm & 24mm flanges (always measure to get the right fit)
- 5-ounce milk containers
- You can also choose the Willow Go bundle, which includes the hard carrying case, which I would highly, highly recommend for easy on-the-go pumping
One charge of the Willow Go will last for three full pumping sessions, and the milk containers hold up to 5 to 7 ounces. The Willow Go is fully mobile, but it doesn’t offer the full leakproof capabilities of the Willow 360, so if you’re looking for the option to lie down or recline while you pump, keep reading!
Willow 360® Wearable Breast Pump
The original Willow 3.0 has been updated to the Willow 360. The 360 is similar to the Willow Go, but it offers an advanced seal and design that makes it 100% leak-proof in a variety of positions. Ever dreamed of pumping while lying down? This is the pump for you.
As part of the Mother’s Day sale at Willow, the Willow 360 is an impressive $150 off, bringing down its normal price of $500 to only $350. As someone who paid $500 for my own wearable breast pump, I will say that this is an incredible deal, and honestly, even $500 was worth every penny.
Other features of this Willow breast pump on sale include:
- Hospital-grade
- App-controlled and the only wearable pump that can connect to an Apple Watch
- Supported by 360 Care (meaning you have access to a virtual session with a Willow Mom Coach and a way to connect to a certified lactation consultant if needed)
- 21mm inserts
- 24mm flanges
- Smart Suction technology detects letdown and automatically switches from stimulation to expression
- Compatible with self-sealing milk bags or reusable containers
Breast Milk Storage Essentials
While you’re shopping for your breast pump, it’s definitely worth considering adding the Willow Breast Milk Storage Essential pack into your cart. The Essentials Kit is marked down to $60 as part of the sale, while it’s normally $75.
You don’t have to use the Willow pumps with breast pump storage bags, but they can be convenient. The Willow Go and Willow 360 can be used with reusable milk storage containers, but the Willow 360 can also pair with milk storage bags if you prefer.
This kit includes the bags, along with the portable milk cooler that lets you add pumped milk or carry ready-to-drink milk for your baby away from home.
The whole kit includes:
- 100-pack of breast milk storage bags
- Portable milk cooler in teal
- Glass milk pitcher
The glass pitcher is an effective way to thaw milk at home or add freshly pumped milk to your supply so it’s ready to pour and feed your baby. I wish this product had existed when I was a pumping mom, because it’s the perfect solution, especially if you’re pumping at home.
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