Betanya Lucas

Your breast pump will likely come with at least one set of flanges but that does not mean that that is YOUR size.
If the flange size is not correct then the message being sent to your body when you're pumping is not clear (and it won't produce the milk that you're asking for when you're pumping).

How do you know if the flange is too big or too small?

IBCLC Diana West will break it all down in this video!

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