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Pump often and Well: Breast milk is produced on a supply and demand basis. So, more pumping or more breastfeeding creates a more plentiful milk supply. Moms should pump at least every 2 to 3 hours, for 20 minutes at a time, to establish a milk supply. Choose the Right Pump: Many breast pumps sold in stores are designed for occasional use only. These are great for moms of full term, breastfeeding babies who want to give the occasional bottle.