How to Use a Breast Pump & Massager: A Simple Guide to Breast Care and Stimulation

A breast pump and massager is designed to support breast tissue stimulation, circulation, sensitivity, and therapeutic massage. It may be used for wellness, recovery, or personal care purposes.

This guide explains how to clean, prepare, and safely use a battery-operated breast pump and massager.

Step 1: Clean the Device Before Use

1. Ensure the device is turned off.

2. Clean all parts that contact the skin with antibacterial toy cleaner.

3. Rinse gently with warm water.

4. Pat dry with a clean towel.

Always clean before and after each use.

Step 2: Insert Batteries

• Insert fresh batteries as per the manufacturer’s instructions
• Ensure the device powers on correctly before use

Remove batteries when not in use for extended periods.

Step 3: Apply Lubricant or Massage Gel

1. Apply a small amount of water-based lubricant or massage gel to the breast area.

2. This improves comfort and suction effectiveness if pumping is involved.

Step 4: Position the Device

1. Sit in a comfortable, supported position.

2. Place the pump or massager gently over the breast.

3. Ensure it sits comfortably without pressure.

Step 5: Begin Stimulation or Pumping

1. Turn the device on at the lowest setting.

2. Allow the breast tissue to respond gradually.

3. Increase intensity slowly if comfortable.

Stimulation should feel gentle and soothing, not painful.

Step 6: Use and Timing

• Start with 5–10 minutes per breast
• Do not exceed 15 minutes per session
• Use once per day unless advised otherwise

Step 7: What You Should and Should Not Feel

You should feel:
• Gentle suction or vibration
• Warmth and increased circulation

You should NOT:
• Feel pain or pinching
• Experience numbness or bruising
• Use high intensity immediately

Stop use if discomfort occurs.

Step 8: Remove and Clean After Use

1. Turn the device off.

2. Gently remove from the breast.

3. Clean with antibacterial toy cleaner.

4. Rinse, dry, and store in a clean place.

Key Safety Tips

• Always start on the lowest setting
• Do not overuse
• Stop if pain occurs
• Clean before and after use
• Replace batteries as needed