I had this one and the spectra s2. I prefer the Ameda Mya over the spectra. I didn't really like the suction on the spectra. Ameda's suction was better for my needs also I prefer being able to walk around with a small piece. The Ameda piece fits right in my sweater and robe pocket, so I was able to do more stuff.
I wish I had known that there were different sizes when I had my first child. I think things would have gone much better if I had known that. Now I know and hope to be more successful this time around.
Hello, I would like to see a comparison between this and the baby Buddha. Since they are both portable, life time ? Falange, can it be replaced with one with soft ends? How do you find out what’s your size? Would it be like just tryouts and error? Thanks! Love all your vid they are so helpful!!
Do you know if the AmedaMya will work with Freemie cups? Or any other wearable pump cups? I saw on a website that it’s not, however the parts are so similar to Spectra that I wonder if it actually will?
Please make reviews of the ameda mya and the medela pump in style max flow 😊 can you also compare the two pumps for us ♥️ greatly appreciate your videos!
Hi! Are the silicone valves supposed to have small slits at the top of the duckbill valve? I noticed it after boiling, which is what the manual instructs to do before first use
Is amenda maya breast pump components( duck bill valve, flange, tubing) similar to spectra S1? Also is suction on Ameda maya similar to spectra s1? Thank you. I’m a first time user and not sure about breast pumps which one I should get.
I have a strange question, Do breast pumps expire? I have been using my spectra 2 pump for almost a year now and wonder if I should be replacing it. Ty
They definitely do loose some effectiveness over time. I think most factory warranties go about a year? One good pump should last for 1-2 years though. I wouldn’t replace a pump at a year just because unless you think it may be giving you some problem. It’s a good idea to get a new pump every pregnancy though as they do wear out a bit.
Aww thank you for pointing that out! That is the name of the pump, BUT, here’s the thing. That term really has lost all meaning. Any company can put that on their pump, there are no guidelines for criteria a pump must meet to say that about itself. So... no this pump is not even in the same ballpark as a “true” hospital grade pump like the Medela Symphony (a $2000 pump), nor in my option in the same category as a “hospital grade pump” like the spectra or Medela pumps. Does that clarify at all? Perhaps a video needs to be made on this topic!
@@NewLittleLife wow i didn't know that! Thanks for the info! You should definitely make a video about that! it would be super helpful to new and confused moms like me hehe! :)
