Tommee Tippee Made for Me Nipple Shields for Breastfeeding Mums, Soft, Flexible Silicone, Protects Sore and Cracked Nipples, Pack of 2

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Acts like a second skin: Made from soft, thin and BPA-free silicone, these nipple shields sit comfortably against your skin, so it still feels natural to you and your baby Easy to Store - The Closer to Nature Nipple Shields come with a hygienic carry case. The case protects the two nipple shields allowing you to carry them with you throughout the day. Microwaveable steriliser and storage case: Complete with a compact and microwaveable steriliser case, you can keep your nipple shields safe and free from germs If there are issues with latching or a premature birth they may be recommended for use sooner. Before using nipple shields

Follow the instructions that come with the shield to put it on correctly. Your baby can't get a proper attachment to your breast if they only have the tip of the shield in their mouth. Position during feeding The Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Nipple Shields are made from ultra-thin, soft silicone which is odourless and tasteless for the baby. The shields are also BPA-free for total reassurance. They can provide short-term help with breastfeeding problems but can cause your body to produce less milk.Open steri-case and carefully, keeping hands and body away from the opening to prevent scalding from any escape of steam, pour away any leftover water.

Your nipple should be centred in the middle and move freely in and out of the tunnel while you pump without causing rubbing, redness, or pain. The Closer to Nature breastfeeding range is an interchangeable system of breast pumps, storage containers and feeding equipment. Our bottles connect directly onto our breast pumps allowing you to express straight into the bottles making the process as simple as can be. All our pumps and bottles can be placed into our sterilisers and bottle warmers offering parents everything they need to feed a newborn. Nipple shields that are too small will not go far enough into your baby’s mouth. This stops deep attachment to the breast. If your baby is less than 7 days old, they should have at least 2 large yellow poos and 6 heavy wet nappies each day.Nipples are like sisters, not twins – they’re similar but not identical – so it’s common to have two different-sized nipples and it’s best to measure them each individually. Before you get started, it’s best to make sure that your nipple is full size. You can do this by gently rolling it between your thumb and finger or by putting something cold on it.