
World Breastfeeding Week is a global awareness event held each year from 1–7 August. It highlights the importance of breastfeeding and supports parents with education, resources and community connection.
To mark the week, Baby Bunting is running special offers and an in-store event at Baby Bunting Maribyrnong on August 7th. Whether you are getting ready to breastfeed, looking for the right breast pump, or just after a bit of guidance, we are here to help.
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Join us on Friday 7th August at Baby Bunting Maribyrnong from 10am to 7pm for

Dr Amber Hart - Breastfeeding Medicine Specialist GP
Olivia Molly Rogers - Host & Panelist
Monique Maitland - Clinical Midwife Specialist, Registered Nurse

If you used a breast pump in hospital to support your milk supply, you may choose - or be advised - to continue using one at home. While not everyone needs a pump, renting a hospital-grade double pump at Baby Bunting is a cost-effective way to maintain your supply.

If needed, our convenient breast pump hire service is available at selected stores and can be arranged on the spot by you or a family member in 5 easy steps.
World Breastfeeding Week is held every year from 1 to 7 August. It is recognised in more than 170 countries and is supported in Australia by groups like the Australian Breastfeeding Association. The week is a chance to celebrate breastfeeding, share good information, and talk about the support that helps parents feed their babies with confidence.
Every breastfeeding journey looks different. Some parents breastfeed easily from day one, others need time, the right equipment, or a bit of expert help. World Breastfeeding Week is a reminder that asking for support is normal and that good support makes a real difference.
At Baby Bunting, we stock everything from breast pumps and nursing bras to storage bags and feeding pillows, and our team is always happy to help you find what works for you.
Explore our breastfeeding guides for practical tips, or browse the breastfeeding range to get ready for feeding.