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Stimulation phase:
Pump with short, rapid movements to initiate milk let-down.
The handle should be pressed down as far as the grey mark on the body of the
breast pump
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- Expression phase: When the first drops of milk start to flow, start pumping with
longer, less frequent movements.
The handle should be pressed down until it touches the bottle.
The speed and length of movements will help you to adjust the strength of suction,
according to how you feel.
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- When milk no longer flows or when the bottle is full, stop pumping.
Place the assembled breast pump on the bottle stand for optimal stability.
c. After each use
Illustration 4.c
1
- Unscrew the breast shield / handle unit from the bottle.
2
- Remove the taupe-coloured "Clean Valve". Use the bottle stand to avoid any risk of
upsetting the bottle.
3
- Place the cap firmly on the bottle. Please refer to the following section regarding the
preservation/de-freezing of breast milk. Breast milk can be kept in a refrigerator at 4°C
for 48 hours.
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- After use, rinse all parts in contact with milk in cold water. Then wash them in hot and
soapy water. Rinse and leave to dry in the open-air on a piece of paper towel.
d. Dismantling the breast pump
Illustration 4.d
1
- Disconnect the handle/body/membrane assembly of the breast shield by twisting slightly
on the side
2
-Twist the handle upwards to release it from the body of the breast pump.
3
- Remove the membrane and its base. Carefully remove the stem from the base, mak-
ing sure you do not damage the membrane orifice.
4
- Dismantle the two parts comprising the valve: the transparent valve and taupe-colour-
ed positioning ring.
Breastfeeding
Physiology of baby breastfeeding
KOLOR PLAY® breast pump provides mothers with the natural sensations of
breastfeeding by recreating the way in which babies feed.
It reproduces the 2 physiological phases of breastfeeding:
- The stimulation phase to generate milk let-down (short, rapid movements),
- The expression phase to collect milk (longer, less frequent movements).
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