Milkbar Breast Pumps & Breastfeeding Essentials
Milkbar creates practical breastfeeding products designed to make expressing and collecting breast milk easier to fit around everyday life. Whether you're pumping regularly, expressing occasionally or simply looking for a way to collect leaking milk during feeds, the range offers options for different routines and preferences.
At The Sleep Store, explore Milkbar Electric Breast Pumps, Wearable Breast Pumps, Silicone Breast Pumps and Breast Milk Collectors, along with accessories for expressing.
Milkbar electric and wearable breast pumps
For mums wanting the convenience of electric pumping, the Milkbar Advanced Flow Electric Breast Pump – Double allows you to express from one or both breasts. Independent controls let you adjust suction for each side, while a rechargeable battery, timer and compact design provide extra flexibility.
For hands-free expressing, the Milkbar Invisi Flow Wearable Breast Pump fits inside a nursing bra. Its discreet, portable design can make pumping easier to incorporate into a busy day, whether you're at home, working or out and about. It includes multiple flange inserts to help you find an appropriate fit.
Simple options for collecting breast milk
Sometimes you don't need an electric pump. The Milkbar 110ml Silicone Breast Pump with Lid provides a simple manual option for expressing or collecting milk.
Milkbar also offers Breast Milk Collectors, which sit inside your bra to catch excess milk when feeding or expressing. Each shell can hold up to 30ml and features an air vent to allow airflow around the nipple.
Why do mums choose Milkbar?
Milkbar offers different ways to express and collect breast milk, so you can choose products that work with your feeding routine. From a compact silicone pump to wearable and double electric options, the collection is designed around flexibility and convenience.
Correct breast shield or flange fit can make a significant difference to pumping comfort. Follow the manufacturer's setup and cleaning instructions, and seek support from a lactation consultant, midwife or healthcare professional if pumping is painful or you have concerns about breastfeeding or milk supply.