New Beginnings Second Skin Silicone Nipple Shields Size L 2 Pack

$15.81~~$19.00~~

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Experience more comfortable and stress-free nursing sessions with these specially designed silicone shields. They provide an effective solution for mothers facing challenges with latching, flat...

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Experience more comfortable and stress-free nursing sessions with these specially designed silicone shields. They provide an effective solution for mothers facing challenges with latching, flat or inverted nipples, or general discomfort. These shields help protect sore areas while ensuring a natural feeding experience for your baby. This pack contains two large size shields, suitable for nipples from 16mm to 20mm.

Features

Second Skin Comfort: Made from soft, skin-like material for a soothing and natural feel.
Thin & Gentle: The flexible design promotes a natural feeding experience for both mother and baby.
Snug Fit: Moulds to the breast for a secure and comfortable fit.
Latch-On Helper: Assists babies who have difficulty latching.
Pain Relief: Offers protection for sore or cracked nipples to reduce discomfort during feeding.
100% Food-Grade & Safe: Crafted from odourless, tasteless, and baby-safe silicone.
Storage Made Simple: Includes a hygienic case to keep the shields clean and ready for use.

How To Use

Ensure the shield is clean and sterilised before use.
Express a few drops of breastmilk onto the inside of the shield to help it adhere to your breast and encourage your baby to latch.
Stretch the brim of the shield and place it centrally over your nipple, ensuring a small gap remains between your nipple tip and the end of the shield.
Ensure your baby latches onto both the shield and your breast tissue, not just the tip.

Always seek guidance from a lactation consultant for proper fitting and technique.

Warnings

Nipple shields should be used as a temporary solution under the guidance of a lactation consultant or healthcare professional. It is important to monitor your baby's weight gain, wet nappies, and feeding effectiveness while using shields.