WIC participants who are breastfeeding may be eligible to participate in our pump loan program or receive a personal use pump to keep. After an assessment with WIC staff, they will recommend the best pump for your breastfeeding situation. We have many options in order to meet your breastfeeding needs. 

Availability of the listed breast pumps is based on inventory. Not all breast pumps listed are available with the San Bernardino County WIC Program.

Choose the correct breast pump flange (breast pump shield) size to properly and comfortably express milk and learn how to keep your kits clean.

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WIC participants who choose to breastfeed; either fully or in combination with formula can qualify to receive a manual pump. Select a manual pump to view assembly and cleaning instructions.

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WIC participants who plan to exclusively breastfeed their babies while returning to work, school or military services may use these pumps. Select a personal use electric pump below to view assembly and cleaning instructions.

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WIC provides hospital grade electric breast pumps to breastfeeding participants with a medical need. These pumps are for loan on a monthly basis. Select a hospital grade pump below to view assembly and cleaning instructions.

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Manual and electric breast pumps help to stimulate the breasts, but may not release all of the available breast milk. Using a combination of the hands-on pumping technique, hand expression and breast massage will help to remove breast milk successfully.

• Hands-On Pumping Technique 
• Hand Expression 
• The Basics of Breast Massage and Hand Expression 

When you feed a baby at a comfortable pace, baby can let you know, “I need a break” or “I’m full.” Letting a baby set the pace means less chance of overfeeding, gas, stomach discomfort, and spitting up.

• Paced Bottle Feeding
• Alimentar con Biberón al Ritmo del Bebé
• Let Your Baby Set the Pace for Bottle Feeding - English 
• Let Your Baby Set the Pace for Bottle Feeding - Spanish