Support for Every Stage of Your Breastfeeding Journey

Breastfeeding can be a beautiful but sometimes challenging journey. Lactation consultants and midwives recommend alternating breasts when feeding your baby to maintain a healthy milk supply and prevent painful engorgement. On average, newborns feed 8–12 times a day, but it’s not uncommon for them to feed as often as every half hour. With this frequency, it’s easy to lose track of which breast to feed from next.

That’s why we designed the Mumba Clasp—a unique reminder system built into our bras. It helps you keep track of which side to feed from next, making the early days of breastfeeding smoother and less overwhelming.

We also know that as instinctive as breastfeeding is for your baby, it’s still a new experience for them—and for you. Babies can easily get distracted during feeds, especially as they grow. Our innovative BabyFocus® feature is designed specifically for this.

Newborns can only detect strong contrasts like black and white. Our BabyFocus® pattern uses these contrasts to help your baby focus, calm, and stay engaged during feeding. This not only improves their latch but also makes feeding more efficient and soothing.

For mums who feel self-conscious feeding in public, our Mumba Bra includes a built-in modesty panel. It’s the perfect way to nurse confidently wherever you are—no need for covers or special clothing.

The Mumba Bra is more than just a bra; it’s a supportive companion designed to make your breastfeeding journey as comfortable and stress-free as possible.

The Mumba Clasp is designed to make tracking your breastfeeding routine simple and effortless—no more fumbling with phone apps, bracelets, or pen and paper. With the Mumba Clasp, keeping track of which breast you last fed from becomes part of your natural feeding process as you open and close your bra.

We’ve designed two easy methods for you to choose from:

This method uses the hook positions to represent the fullness of each breast—just like a glass of water: full at the top, empty at the bottom!

• Top (Black) Hooks → Represent a full breast
• Lower (Non-Coloured) Hooks → Represent an empty breast

How to Use It:

1. Feed your baby from one breast.
2. After feeding, close your bra on that breast using the lower (non-coloured) hook to indicate it is now empty.
3. Move the hook on the opposite breast to the higher (black) hook to show it is full and ready for the next feed.

When it’s time to feed again, you’ll easily see which breast is full and ready.

The Number Method uses sequential numbering to help you remember:

1. Start with the Lower Number – When it’s time to feed, always choose the hook with the lower number. For example, if the right is on 1 and the left is on 2, start with 1.
2. Close on the Next Number – After feeding, close your bra on the next higher number of the hook on the opposite side. If you fed from the right (hook on 1) and the left is on 2, close the right on 3. Continue to follow this rule with every feed.
3. When the clips are at numbers 1 and 4, Choose 4 – This is the only exception to the rule. The hooks are coloured to alert you, making it easy to spot. Always choose 4 in this scenario.

Both methods are designed to fit seamlessly into your feeding routine, providing a simple, visual reminder so you can focus more on bonding with your baby and less on keeping track.

Yes, absolutely! The high-contrast black and white patterns used in the Mumba Bra are not only safe for your baby but are also highly beneficial for their development.

At birth, a baby’s vision is still developing, and they naturally prefer bold, contrasting images like black and white. These simple, high-contrast patterns are easier for newborns to focus on and process, providing them with a sense of order and familiarity in a world full of new sights and sounds.

• Enhanced Focus and Attention: Babies are drawn to black and white images, which can help improve their concentration and extend their attention span.
• Increased Curiosity: Clear, bold patterns stimulate curiosity as babies begin to explore the world visually.
• Calming Effect: The simplicity of high-contrast graphics can soothe and relax your baby, making them feel more secure and less overwhelmed by their surroundings.

A newborn’s brain processes information differently from an adult’s, and too much visual complexity can sometimes be overstimulating. High-contrast patterns offer something simple and engaging for them to focus on, allowing their minds to rest and process calmly.

A calm baby is not only happier but also more effective at feeding. Here’s why:

• Improved Latch and Feeding Efficiency: A relaxed baby is more likely to latch properly, ensuring better milk transfer and a more comfortable experience for both of you.
• Increased Milk Production: Breastfeeding is closely linked to hormonal responses, and a calm, stress-free environment can naturally boost milk supply.
• Smoother Feeding Sessions: When your baby is calm and focused, feeding becomes more manageable, allowing you both to enjoy the moment without unnecessary fuss.

The Mumba Bra’s BabyFocus® feature is designed with these benefits in mind, offering visual stimulation that not only calms your baby but also supports smoother, more effective breastfeeding sessions.