Compact pickBreast pumps & nursingOnce feeding is established, through the first year
Medela Motion InBra wearable double electric pump
A cordless pump that sits inside your bra, so you can express while you move around the house.
MamaLoop mums pick
We researched wearable pumps for parents who express often and cannot sit still for it. The Motion InBra sits in a nursing bra with no tubes, charges by USB-C, runs about ten sessions a charge and has only three parts per side to wash. It comes with a 24 mm shield and 15, 18 and 21 mm inserts, which helps with fit. Bounty Parents gave it a gold award and Baby Bunting buyers rate it 4.5 out of 5. Trade-offs: wearables generally draw less than a hospital-grade or plug-in double pump, some owners report low output or spills when leaning forward, and it costs more than a standard pump.
Researched, not used by us
Pros
- Hands-free with no tubes or cords
- Shield inserts in four sizes in the box
- Three parts per side to wash
- About ten sessions per charge
Cons
- Some owners report lower output than a standard double pump
- Milk can spill if you lean forward
- Pricier than plug-in pumps
Who it suits
- Parents expressing at work or with a toddler to chase
- Pumping while doing other things
Who should look elsewhere
- Exclusive pumping or building supply (hire a hospital-grade pump)
- Occasional expressing (a manual pump is enough)
Price
$250–400
Typically $227–$379 at our last check (11 Nov 2026). Prices change — check the retailer.
Specs
| Type | Wearable, double electric |
|---|---|
| Flange sizes | 24 mm shield with 15, 18 and 21 mm inserts |
| Parts dishwasher safe | Yes (maker's listing) |
| Battery life | About 10 sessions or 2.5 hours per charge (maker's figure) |
| Noise | Quiet; some owners hear a clicking sound |
| Sub role | pump |
What to look for
- Measure your nipple to pick the insert size
- Wear a well-fitting nursing bra
- Stay upright to avoid spills
Where to buy in Australia
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Spectra S1+ double electric pump
A quiet, efficient double pump with a built-in battery, so you can pump away from a power point.
Budget pickFrom late pregnancy (to get ready) through the first year
Medela Harmony manual breast pump
A well-regarded hand pump for occasional expressing or as a backup; no power needed and nearly silent.
Also goodNewborn months onward
Haakaa Generation 3 silicone breast pump (160 ml)
A one-piece silicone collector that catches let-down milk from the other side while you feed.
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Last checked 11 Nov 2026 · Report a problem with this pick