I've tried some of the more expensive pumps with my last two children and wasn't completely satisfied. When my daughter was born I decided to try a more affordable pump. So far this pump is working perfectly. It took a few minutes to get used to the pump, but once I did I started to really like it. I'm also producing more milk than I did with my other, more expensive, pumps. Overall, I am very happy with this pump. (Posted on 1/10/12)

I had planned on renting a pump from the hospital but it was a big hassle. Then my best friend loaned me the Bailey Medical Nurture III and all I had to do was buy my own parts to use. This is the greatest thing ever. Being able to borrow a quality pump from a friend was convenient and much less expensive. This pump is easy to use and gives me total control over pumping. I would recommend it to any new breastfeeding mo out there. (Posted on 11/14/09)

What can I say.. the pump sucked... my breast that is. I liked the Bailey pump, I used it for 3 months and I thought it was comfortable. (Posted on 11/8/09)

For me this pump really worked! Since I was able to have control of the suction I was able to increase my milk supply and maintain it. In my opinion it works just as good as the more expensive pumps that a lot of my friends use. I can pump out more than they do. I found that massaging my breast while pumping I was able to increase the amount of milk that I was able to put in each sitting. (Posted on 10/19/09)

I’ve owned and used this pump for the past year. I like the fact that I am able to control the suction. You just have to put your thumb on and off the top of the breast flange to create the rhythm of the suction. Although the pump offers a good amount of good suction, I find that it has a lot of parts that need to be replaced since I’ve spent quite a bit of money to replace parts every 6 weeks or so. Other than having to replace parts frequently, I feel that this pump was a good purchase for me. (Posted on 10/19/09)