Do this require pumping with mouth breathing??
830448
Yes-it's very easy. You should not inflate this ball fully. Mine is about 3/4s full. It's a personal preference.
830449
Yes you pump this ball up with your breath but it takes very little effort. The ball comes with a small tube that you breath air into.
1911287
No. If you had positive pressure why would you need a pump? Just install a valve. Fully agree with previous answers.
1200202
No... I bought 3 of these. Never again.. pay alittle more buy a diferent brand... The pumping mechaiism breaks with hardly any use... The 1st one I bought over 10 years ago was the best.
36199
I bought the hand pump that was recommended on amazon, and ended blowing it up by the old fashioned method...my mouth.I should say my sisters mouth, I have Pulmonary fibrosis, and have no lungs anymore. It is small enough that you can blow it up by mouth in about 10-12 minutes. with several resting breaths in between.
1702910
nope, it spits a bit if you over fill it. The pump has to be level when using it. It's great so far, but also it says to connect and disconnect the pump open to atmosphere so there may lye your problem
1422845
Yes. it will take a minute or two to pump up from minimum pressure, but it should be no problem.
34846
Absolutely not necessary to bother with a pump....it IS very easy/quick to just blow it up with your own lung power.
341949
I used a small car pump. I think you can do it without it, but it will take a lot longer.
2133105
I just started pumping - push down on the top. It takes 5-8 pumps to start working, but it'll go eventually.
2189320
No, the mouth of the Medela bottles is quite a bit smaller than the Born Free bottles. I did use a Medela, though, and I would just empty the Medela bottles into one of the Born Free if I pumped that much. I didn't find it to be burdensome.
1071735
Yes, mine did but it is extremely difficult to fully inflate it with the included hand pump. I recommend a two-stage pump to get it to max pressure.
1477546
I usually have to pump it up before i use it. It seems to loose air after use.
2074827
Don't know. There was a small manual pump that was available for free when I purchased the toy. It didn't appear that it would be sufficient, but my 12-year-old grandson had both pumped in minutes. Worked nicely.
296309
Yes, it does. And a pump and instructions. It's pretty tough, so I don't think you will have problems with leaking. We pumped it up in June for my mother and have only had to repump once (it's March now). It has good instructions on how to gauge firmness and even is marked which side up and which side forward.
1790169
It does not come with a pump and really does not need one. The two inflatable parts have the basic mouthpiece inflating mechanism. It took less than 90 seconds to get both blown up completely (and that was with me pausing to talk, chase the baby, etc.).
1862338
Not really no. You can finger pump it with thumb but generally siphon requires some mouth work. Hope that helps.
1265210
No, it does not require a pump, it comes inflated but it won't likely stay inflated long! I bought 2 and both went flat in less than a week and there is no way to re-inflate them.