Love the simplicity of these pumps. I can pump anywhere anytime. They suction great and empty my breast fully. It sure makes pumping more convenient.

I’m very impressed with the Willow especially after reading so many reviews about leaks. I did mess up the first time I used it by not turning it over afterwards for the 8-second release, but it was completely my fault as I dived in without reading or watching the directions. I promise if you watch the instructions provided in the app and online, you will have no leak whatsoever, at least for me, I don’t have any leaks. I do exactly like the video and it’s been working every time. I use it in the car, I use it everywhere. Of course I don’t bend over with the reusable containers only the bags, but they also tell you that in the directions and in the app. I also didn’t realize it does not come with the reusable containers it only comes with the bags. Not a big deal, just order the reusable containers. It comes in handy especially if I have a busy day I can use my reusable containers, then use the bags later if I don’t get to clean them (just have to order additional tubes—where the milk flows through). My liquid has been pretty close to accurate every time I pump. The app is so convenient as you get an idea of how much you produced and it helps with keeping a log.

A friend talked me into getting a wearable pump for my return to work, and I am so happy I took her advice! I have a hybrid job, do the Willow makes its super easy to pump while working from home and is great on my driving commute.

I’ve only worn it to one in-person meeting (with a small group of women I felt very comfortable with) because the inserts are a lot bigger then I thought they’d be. I definitely have to be creative in covering up because it looks like I have huge, fake boobs! I’ll keep trying creative coverup looks because I love being able to get life/work stuff done while pumping for my baby (it makes me feel kind of bad ass)

I was hesitant to buy this pump with all the mixed reviews but really did end up loving it. There is a learning curve, but once you get it down it’s simple. As far as pumping, I’m exclusively breastfeeding and pumping when I can to start a stash for when I go back to work. The pump fits my needs, make sure you get the correct inserts if needed (I got the smaller containers, and inserts due to flange size. Overall, I think the pump is great, I don’t think it’s as discrete as people say (im an A cup regularly) so maybe it just looks weird with the pumps in that I’m not used to having haha. I bought this pump outright, took a chance and definitely paid off. My output is decent per session and I do love the app that goes along with the pump. Likewise, the selling point for me is/was the hands free ability and I couldn’t be happier.

I purchased the Willow go to replace my elvie pump because it was higher rated suction and had the alternative 7oz containers. It has helped my breastfeeding journey so much by provided a much easier way to pump. My only complaint is the tiny hole at the top container, when I drive and it gets super full it sometimes comes out the tiny hole in the top if I hit a bump too hard. But it is SUPER easy to pour because if this hole so…