by Crystal Nelson | Jan 5, 2024 | Elvie, Willow, Willow Breast Pump, Willow Go
When it comes to choosing a breast pump, busy moms have some fantastic options, with the Willow Go and Elvie Stride being two popular choices. Both pumps offer unique features, and understanding their differences can help you decide which one might be the best fit for... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 22, 2023 | Bigger Nipples, How to measure nipples, Huge nipples, Wearable Breast Pump, Willow, Willow Breast Pump, Willow Go
In the world of breast pumping, there are several ways to describe our unique nipples, and one such term that gained attention since 2018 was Tater Tot Nipples. This was coined to describe the specific effect Willow 1, 2, and 3 users faced. It’s important to... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 22, 2023 | Wearable Breast Pump, Willow, Willow Breast Pump, Willow Go
Improve your Willow Pump Experience with the Right Breast Pump Inserts. Breast pumping technology has evolved leaps and bounds in the past 5 years, offering moms convenience and freedom like never before. Willow Go and the original Willow 3.0, are at the forefront.... by Crystal Nelson | Apr 8, 2022 | elastic nipples, Elvie, Willow
I’m so happy to hear Willow has a new pump! I took a couple of weeks to see what the outcome was and so far, I am hearing great things. I thought it would be best to compare it to Elvie OG(Original), as it was the most similar to each other: Willow Go is... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 1, 2021 | Breast Pump, cracked nipple, Nipple discoloration, Pumping Pretty Inserts, Vasospasm, Willow
Having sized moms who use the Willow pump for the past few years I have seen a few common, unpleasant issues. In this blog we will discuss nipple discoloration while using Willow. Willow offers flange sizes 21mm, 24mm and 27mm. As of a few months ago, they came out... by Crystal Nelson | Oct 19, 2021 | Beaugen Cushions, elastic nipples, Lacteck, Pumpables, pumpinpals, Willow
I am straight forward with my answers and it is up to you to evaluate your situation to see which category you fall into… Bottom line, you will be able to take this information and decide what steps you would like to proceed with but if it sounds too confusing...
