Common situations where you need to wear a hands-free breastfeeding bra to pump milk:1. Too much milk, suck out the excess milk.2. If the milk is insufficient, the breast pump can help stimulate the secretion of milk.3. Workers suck out the milk and bring it back. (Refrigerator or ice packs are required to store).4. When you go out to raise milk, you need to suck out the milk.5. Breastfeeding at night will not affect the baby's sleep.6. Postpartum breastfeeding assistance.7. Prenatal prenatal milk glands.8. When you need to pump efficiently and save time.9. The mother's nipple is sunken, and the baby is difficult to breastfeed.10. The mother's nipple is damaged and needs to stop breastfeeding.11. It is not suitable for mothers to breastfeed when they are sick, and a breast pump is needed to help them empty.12. The baby's sucking power is insufficient, and the sucking is not smooth.Almost every nursing mother will encounter some of the above situations. In order to maintain the smooth flow of milk, almost all modern nursing mothers need the help of a breast pump. The convenience of using a breast pump in conjunction with a breast pump complements and promotes breastfeeding. for prolonged lactation.Warm Tips: Our chest pads have been upgraded to a honeycomb style with vents:75 ABC/80 A recommends to choicing M size;75 DE/80 CD/85 AB recommends to choicing L size;80 E/85 CD/90 BCD recommends to choicing XL size;90D/95 ABCD recommends to choicing XXL size.