Finding the right breast pump for your specific habits and needs is one of the most important parts of your breastfeeding journey. Ameda’s pumps are a fan favorite for new and experienced mamas. Check out our blog to learn more!
Most state Medicaid plans will cover the entire cost of a breast pump, but Medicaid covers these services differently than private insurance companies. There is a wide variety in scope and coverage from state to state for those seeking assistance with pre and postnatal care under Medicaid.
Breast pump coverage stipulations can vary from one insurance provider to the next. There may be differences regarding which type of breast pump is covered (manual or electric), the duration of payment on rental pumps, and when a breast pump can be dispensed (before or after birth).
It’s a lot to figure out while you’re prepping for baby, but we’ve got you covered. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the entire process and answer some common questions that you may have about the process.
In May, we were honored to share Glenis' and her family's story as they navigated the road to co-breastfeeding and induced lactation. Now, five months later, we're equally as excited to share an update...
One of the most popular questions that the Breastpump Specialists at Aeroflow Breastpumps receive daily from mothers ordering their free breast pump through insurance is, “What else do I need?”
According to the guidelines set forth by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the World Health Organization, babies should receive breast milk exclusively for the first six months of life. Breast milk has been proven time and time again to be the best source of nourishment for babies with benefits that provide a life-long impact.
Thanks to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), a worldwide program, the WHO Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative was initiated in 1991 to help promote and support breastfeeding all starting from within hospitals and birthing centers.
