Please take five minutes to read through the WHOLE of this leaflet BEFORE you use your Philips AVENT ISIS Manual Breast Pump for the first time.
Contents
1.Introducing the ISIS Manual Breast Pump
2.Detailed parts guide
3.Cleaning and sterilisation
4.Keeping your breast pump sterile for travel
5.Using the ISIS Manual Breast Pump with the AVENT VIA Storage System
6.How to assemble the ISIS Manual Breast Pump
7.When to express milk
8.Hints to help you succeed
9.How to use the ISIS Manual Breast Pump
10.Storing your breast milk
11.Feeding your baby your expressed breast milk
12.Choosing the right teat for your baby
13.Troubleshooting guide
14.Other helpful products from Philips AVENT
Should you ever lose these
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1. Introducing the ISIS Manual Breast Pump
CLINICALLY PROVEN AS EFFECTIVE AS HOSPITAL ELECTRIC PUMPS*
The ISIS Manual Breast Pump is a breakthrough in breast pump design.
Its silicone diaphragm provides 100% reliable vacuum, whilst the
Doctors recommend that breast milk is the best nutrition for babies during the first year, combined with solid food after the first 6 months. Your milk is specially adapted to your baby’s needs and contains antibodies which help protect your baby against infection and allergies.
Your ISIS Manual Breast Pump will help you breastfeed longer. You can express and store your milk so that – whether you are out for a few hours, taking a well deserved rest, or back at work – your baby can still enjoy the benefits of your breast milk, even if you can’t be there to give it yourself. As the pump is so silent and discreet you can take it with you anywhere, allowing you to express milk at your own convenience and maintain your milk supply.
Since the AVENT Bottle and Airflex Teat are specially designed to mimic breastfeeding, your baby will switch easily between breast and bottle. This allows mothers to continue providing breast milk to baby even when they return to work.
*Randomised Trial Comparing the Efficacy of a Novel Manual Breast Pump With a Standard Electric Breast Pump in Mothers Who Delivered Preterm Infants. M S Fewtrell, P Lucas et al. MRC Childhood Nutrition Research Centre, London. Paediatrics June 2001.
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