When a baby is fed with formula milk, preparing a bottle becomes a daily routine that repeats itself over and over again.

A newborn in the first few months requires 6–8 feedings a day, which means 6–8 times when you need to be precise, hygienic, and attentive, even after a half-sleepless night and even while holding your baby in your arms.

Many different breast pump models designed to adapt to different situations and help every mother continue offering her baby all the benefits of breast milk, even when feedings cannot always take place directly at the breast.

Breastfeeding is recommended by the WHO as the ideal nutrition for infants in the first six months of life. However, when breastfeeding is not possible or insufficient, formula milk becomes an essential alternative.

Feeding a child in the first months of life is one of the most delicate and fundamental aspects of infant care, and as long as you are in the privacy of your own home with all the comforts everything is simpler. It is different if you find yourself traveling by car, train or plane, or decide to spend a carefree day away from home with a child of breastfeeding age.