The Journal

Chris & Jono are the ones charged with turning our product ideas into reality!⁠ We chatted to both designers about some of the special design elements that make Pumpd stand out from other breast pumps on the market....

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Meet Bec, self-confessed “Accidental #mumblogger”, wife and mum to two beautiful children, George and Sadie. Well known in mama circles as being refreshingly honest, very real and instantly lovable. 

Dani, the founder and Director of New Edition NZ, is passionate about sharing our story as a New Zealand made brand while creating products to help caregivers feel connected and supported.

Super easy, super tasty and full of protein and healthy fats, this self-crusting quiche is the perfect meal for breastfeeding mums needing those extra nutrients to keep your milk flowing.

Here's a printable A4 card that the kids can colour in and then write their own special message to Mum on the inside. If you’ve got kids stuck at home getting bored, this is the perfect activity to keep them entertained. 

There’s a lot to admire about Jasmine, young Mum of two, and a passionate advocate for those with Down Syndrome. We chat about the joys and complexities of young motherhood, having gratitude and a positive mindset above all else, and raising Noah and Poppy with the same values.

Since we are all at home with our bubble buddies, I thought I’d share the things my bubble are up to. For me lockdown has coincided with another scary time for new parents...dun dun dunnn “the four month sleep regression” ... jealous of my bubble? 

There are good reasons to stop and compare those alcohol-based chemical sanitisers with the unique benefits offered by alcohol-free hand sanitisers. We look at some of the key differences.

Thank you for your continued patience during this time. However, we are very pleased to let you know we are classified as an essential business and will be able to continue shipping throughout this period. 

I’ve always had big boobs, so I’m used to it... well I thought I had big boobs anyway. Turns out, until you are breastfeeding you have no idea just how big and annoying your boobs can get.

Breastfeeding is an experience I am so lucky to share with my son. I always knew I wanted to try and breastfeed and hoped we would get the opportunity to. It, however, is a lot different than what I thought it would be, also a lot more challenging.