Elvie Baby Curve Wearable Silicone Breast Pump

Great as fits in bra however suction isntas good as haakaaand has cause some cysts on nippe

I’ve been using this for about three weeks now, and am really liking it. It’s easy to use and clean and saves a really good amount of milk. It’s great with a wriggly baby who likes to kick off anything that’s not otherwise well attached and I didn’t find any leaking at all. The only reason I’ve not given 5 stars is that realistically this won’t fit in a bra that properly supports your breasts - it’s at least going to increase your cup size by 2-3 sizes. It should include a strap extender for easy use, otherwise (as with pretty much any in-bra pump, not just the curve) you do need to have an oversized bra to use it comfortably or buy strap extenders separately.

I finally bought one after struggling along with a much messier and faffy suction pump - so pleased with my curve; it’s smaller, fits on my bra and is much less messy! The only problem is that you have to remember to take it out before putting baby down for a nap, or your precious milk will pour out (whoops). Overall just makes catching letdown milk much more convenient and would recommend!

It works wonders for collecting excess breast milk that's dripping and without the unpleasant sensation of using breast pumps. Also easy to transfer into a storage bag or cup and to wash/sanitize. Would recommend to everyone breast feeding their children,

This has made expressing a lot easier and I think it increased my supply. It doesn’t make as much milk as a regular pump but it is pain and effort free. Really handy to keep the supply up when the sore nipples kick in. Great on the go too. I take a sterilised bottle out and about and top up to feed as I go.

I purchased this as a gift and have since been told how it’s been fundamental in my friend’s breast feeding journey and she couldn’t do without it. I would highly recommend this as a thoughtful gift for a new mum. The price is also excellent.

I bought this because I wanted something similar to the Haaka but more discreet at work. I did use the Elvie pump but find they can be a bit temperamental and people would ask what the noise was. These I still have to express a little and put the pump on, very convenient they fit into your bra, no noise.

I love this as an alternative to my Hakka. It's shape and size mean it easily fits in my bra while I'm feeding on the other side and it can be kicked off by my little one. I would highly recommend!

I brought this a few weeks ago thinking it was an electric one but realised it wasn’t when it arrived. Tried it out and literally done nothing. I’m a female with large breasts and feel that this product is not suited for larger chested females. I couldn’t collect any milk even when my breasts were full. I’m actually quite disappointed as I’ve been trying to find something that I could use hands free. This product also requires you to press on the pump frequently to continue the suction.

I bought this before I bought a pump as I wanted to make sure I could BF... I used this in the first few months when I was feeding my newborn and all I can say is this product was fantastic! I was lucky to have a good supply so as I fed my baby on one breast I would put the curve on the other breast and it would collect milk then I would swap breasts. If you are a new mum or mum to be and unsure on whether you will be able to breaat feed then this is a great starter, I then went on to buy the Elvie Pump to properly pump when I went back to work.