Ask many mothers and they will tell you that pumping is terrible in the sense of more than one word. \"You feel like a cow. You\'re connected by a machine. This is the opposite of breastfeeding, \"said Nina emlon, who is full of work. During her college entrance, she lost milk twice a day for her son Ashel. Women praised the pump for giving them the freedom to leave their children --- Work, fitness or running errands. But the complaints are multi-faceted: The machine uses rough plastic parts, which are noisy, cumbersome and require a lot of maintenance and cleaning- Challenges for new parents. Breast- More and more start-ups are now looking to make the breast pump more suitable for mothers -- For example, this is very friendly by using softer silicone parts and reducing noise levels. A cbs News poll showed a massive blackout in controversial police videos. It is not an easy task for Hong Kong protesters. These products are considered to be medical equipment and breast pump sold in the United States. S. Must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Although most health insurance plans now cover these costs, any redesign will be charged to the cost of the new device. Rival companies also have patents for competition. Most startups working on new pumps and accessories have parents who are frustrated with the market today. A weekend of \"hackathon\" at MIT in 2014 produced many ideas. The meeting was attended by engineers, computer programmers, clinicians and others interested in improving the breast pump problem. A total of about 150 people attended the meeting. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers sewing machines, laser cutting machines, 3D printers and other tools. Medelle, a leading pump manufacturer, sponsored an award designed to help women express their breast milk manually --an age-old technique - But no hands. Pumping generally involves time- Consumption, sometimes complex, steps: find a place to do it, wear a special pumping bra, assemble valves, tubes, bottles and various plastic parts that connect the pump to the breast, then the actual pumping. In the best case, it is uncomfortable and awkward, and in the worst case, it is painful. \"I accept the fact that pumping will be uncomfortable,\" said Erin MacArthur, who lives in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, who has been pumping water exclusively for her children for nearly six months. \"It\'s something I have to put up with if I want him to drink breast milk. \"Then the cleaning and disinfection of bottles and parts, at least every day, if not more often. There are corners and gaps that need to be thoroughly cleaned so there is no infection and the wipes, bottle brushes and microwave disinfector can confuse and destroy the bleeding -- Eyes of new parents. Medelle, a privately held Swiss company, began selling its best products. Sales of domestic pumps-and- In 1991, work was used after realizing that there was a market outside the hospital wall. One of its most important improvements is its two. The phase meter technology that imitates the way babies care. First, quickly suck the simulated milk production, and then take a big sip once the mother\'s milk \"flows down. \"The company started selling improved pumps in early 2000 using new technologies. Noting that many moms today are \"digital natives\" who like to have information, medela has also recently developed an app to help parents track their children\'s activities and get help with breastfeeding. More first- Parents, engineers, and researchers say mom started to form a family in her 40 s, but more can be done. In the effort to re-invent or at least improve the pump :- A device called a powerful mother. a- Pump wants to whack the grating-a-whack- A kind of noise that will make the conference call awkward due to workand-Smoking Mom- In front of the curve, a husband\'s free milk collection Cupand- Premature twins need to take milk from the emergency room doctor\'s mother\'s wife company has sold products on the market. They are designed to work with an existing breast pump, suitable for women\'s breasts, and allow her to be careful with the breast pump without being half naked. - Recognize that women often get angry in awkward spaces, especially when traveling or in non- Office setup, launched Mamava to roll out the \"Nursing Suite\", basically pods where women can breastfeed or pump water privately. These suites have been installed at airports, universities, hospitals, shopping malls and even zoos across the country. -A husband-and- Wife startup named Naya Health has submitted a pump using water for FDA approvalhydraulics - Not air- Express the basic suction of milk from the breast, and surround the nipple with soft silicone instead of hard plastic. The company has raised $3. 9 million of venture capital funds. Janica Alvarez\'s engineer husband concocted a breast pump with surgical gloves, tape and other things he found around the house, and he hopes to launch Naya Health Smart later this year Because it uses water. Alvares, who provided care for her three sons, said it was more of a breastfeeding baby than a vacuum motor. Emlen, who hasn\'t tried the pump, said she likes the idea of using silicone instead of hard plastic. \"It seems to be a more friendly material other than comfort,\" she said . \". \"Someone thought, Oh, I respect this woman and she will give her something soft and comfortable to use this.
