At Zomee, everything we do begins with listening to moms. That’s why we’re so proud that BabyCenter recently featured our founder and CEO, Dina Shanowitz, sharing how her own experience shaped the way Zomee supports families today. 

“When I had my first baby, I thought things would go smoothly,” Dina recalled. “Instead, she landed in the NICU, had a tongue tie, and I ended up exclusively pumping. It was overwhelming but feeding her became the one thing I felt I could do.” 

That journey lit a spark. Seeing how other parents struggled with bulky, one-size-fits-most pumps, Dina imagined something different: pumps designed to fit moms’ bodies, their routines, and their lives. 

Designed for Real Moms 

Zomee pumps are built around one belief: no two moms, and no two bodies, are the same. That’s why customizability is at the heart of everything we design: 

  • Custom comfort: With our Alternate Mode technology, each breast can be pumped differently because, as Dina says, “breasts are not twins, they’re more like sisters.” 

  • The Perfect Fit Promise™: We offer the widest range of flange sizes and will send replacements if the included ones don’t work, so no mom has to settle. 

  • Nipple correction mode. Exclusive to Zomee, this feature supports the 10 -20% of women with flat or inverted nipples, helping improve comfort and output. 

  • Hands-free freedom. Our Zomee Fit wearable pump is quiet, cordless, and hospital-strength, designed to move with you at work, at home, or on the go. 

More Than Just a Pump 

For Dina, creating Zomee has always been about more than technology. “Moms love our customer service,” she said. “That’s why we created The Mom Line™, staffed by real moms and lactation consultants, so parents can get the expert help they deserve.” 

And the most important reminder Dina shares with new parents? Every drop counts. “Every body is different, and every drop you pump is a success,” she says. 

Our Promise

Motherhood is challenging enough. Your pump should help make it easier. That’s why at Zomee, we’ll always put moms first with designs shaped by real experiences, and with a community that celebrates every win, big or small. 

Discover which pump fits your life with our Pump Match Quiz. 

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