<p>The early days of breastfeeding can sometimes mean sore, chapped, and cracked nipples which is why Bug & Pickle created a rich lanolin-based <b>Nipple Cream</b> that forms a barrier to help relieve pain that may be associated with breastfeeding.</p>
<p><b>Why We Love It:</b> <ul><li>Nourishing and protective<br /><li>Provides relief, sweet relief<br /><li>Can also be used on dry or cracked lips or dry cuticles</ul></p>
<p><b>How to Use:</b></p>
<p>Starting a few weeks before your due date, prime your nipples (and by nipples we mean the full meal deal – remember, it’s not nipple feeding, it’s breast feeding) by gently applying a light layer over your nipple and areola with clean hands. Continue to use Nipple Cream after your baby’s birth as necessary. Nipple Cream does not need to be removed before a baby nurses, however should the cream appear to effect baby’s nursing then gently remove the cream with a soft cloth prior to nursing.</p>
<p><b>Note:</b> if you are allergic to wool we suggest you test drive this cream somewhere a little less sensitive than your nipples to make sure you don’t react to it in any way.</p>
<p><b>Contains:</b><ul><li>100% natural ingredients<br /><li>No synthetic fragrance, colour or preservatives<br /><li>Not tested on animals</ul></p>
<p><i>I had expected breastfeeding to be a breeze and come naturally, so imagine my surprise when it hurt in the beginning and my nipples became cracked and were bleeding. I wanted to continue but I also didn’t want to be in pain, and I remembered you’d had a nipple cream (I used your Belly Cream during pregnancy and no stretch marks!) and I thought it was worth trying. I used it regularly after my daughter breastfed to soothe my nipples and within a week or so she and I both had the hang of breastfeeding and it didn’t hurt anymore!</i><br />Victoria, Ryan’s mum</p>2007-05-18T10:14:34-07:00nipple-cream128779Mummy Maintenance2007-05-18T10:14:34-07:00Nipple Cream2008-11-06T20:09:56-08:00Bug & Picklegifts, postpartum
The early days of breastfeeding can sometimes mean sore, chapped, and cracked nipples which is why Bug & Pickle created a rich lanolin-based <b>Nipple Cream</b> that forms a barrier to help relieve pain that may be associated with breastfeeding.
<b>Why We Love It:</b> <ul><li>Nourishing and protective
<li>Provides relief, sweet relief
<li>Can also be used on dry or cracked lips or dry cuticles</ul>
<b>How to Use:</b>
Starting a few weeks before your due date, prime your nipples (and by nipples we mean the full meal deal - remember, it’s not nipple feeding, it’s breast feeding) by gently applying a light layer over your nipple and areola with clean hands. Continue to use Nipple Cream after your baby’s birth as necessary. Nipple Cream does not need to be removed before a baby nurses, however should the cream appear to effect baby’s nursing then gently remove the cream with a soft cloth prior to nursing.
<b>Note:</b> if you are allergic to wool we suggest you test drive this cream somewhere a little less sensitive than your nipples to make sure you don't react to it in any way.
<b>Contains:</b><ul><li>100% natural ingredients
<li>No synthetic fragrance, colour or preservatives
<li>Not tested on animals</ul>
<i>I had expected breastfeeding to be a breeze and come naturally, so imagine my surprise when it hurt in the beginning and my nipples became cracked and were bleeding. I wanted to continue but I also didn’t want to be in pain, and I remembered you’d had a nipple cream (I used your Belly Cream during pregnancy and no stretch marks!) and I thought it was worth trying. I used it regularly after my daughter breastfed to soothe my nipples and within a week or so she and I both had the hang of breastfeeding and it didn’t hurt anymore!</i>
Victoria, Ryan’s mum
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