Lanolin Nipple Cream – Breastfeeding Moms

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Nipple Cream Breastfeeding Moms

Painful Cracked Nipples from breastfeeding your little one?

Handmade soothing and caring Nipple Cream -50ml frosty glass jar!

Nipple Cream Breastfeeding Moms

Made in South Africa to soothe and create a natural barrier for cracked nipples while breastfeeding. Lanolin nipple cream contains calendula, shea butter and olive oil.

Baby Safe natural ingredients  safe for baby while breastfeeding!

Shea butter and Calendula are known for moisturising and soothing cracked and chapped skin. Your cracked and sore nipples will absolutely thank you!
More importantly, your little one will have more body-to-skin time with you and share the breastfeeding experience of closeness and nurturing of a loving mother.

Also, good for chapped lips, elbows and heels!

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Nipple Cream for breastfeeding with all natural ingredients contains:

Can I put shea butter on my nipples while breastfeeding?

In fact, shea butter is perfectly safe, according to Leigh Anne O’Connor, an international board certified lactation consultant who has been in practice for over two decades. 15 Jan 2018. {source: www.romper.com}

Shea butter is an excellent emollient that will help keep breastfeeding nipples soft, supple and resilient by creating a protective barrier on your skin. It moisturizes, protects, and regenerates your skin and is great for healing minor cuts and cracks caused by babies nipping on the nursing breast when they start to teeth.

Calendula and Shea Butter help soothe sore nipples and prevent cracking

Can I use Lanolin Nipple Cream on my nipples while breastfeeding?

Lanolin is used in a wide range of skin and beauty products due to its excellent moisturising qualities. It’s also the most common ingredient in popular nipple creams. It’s considered safe to use during breastfeeding and you don’t need to wash it off before you start feeding.

Breastfeeding is a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, the dry skin and soreness that comes with it is not as beautiful.

Pregnancy: Don’t take calendula by mouth if you are pregnant. It is likely unsafe. There is a concern that it might cause a miscarriage. It’s best to avoid topical use as well until more is known. source: WebMD.com