Mam Nipple Shields Size 2, 2 pieces

Mam Nipple Shields Size 2, 2 units are devices used during breastfeeding to protect the mother's sensitive or damaged nipples. They are made of soft and flexible silicone. They help prevent nipple irritation and soreness by providing a soft barrier between the nipple and baby's mouth. They can also help babies who have difficulty latching on to the breast correctly.

Mam Size 2 liners are suitable for breastfeeding women who experience nipple pain or discomfort due to baby's sucking, cracking, irritation or tenderness. They can also be useful for babies who have difficulty latching on to the breast.

1. Wash your hands and the liners thoroughly before use to ensure they are clean and free of bacteria.

2. Make sure the liners are correctly fitted to your nipples.

3. Place the liners over your nipples, making sure they are centred and completely cover the nipple. Check for wrinkles or creases.

4. When your baby is ready to feed, place his mouth around the liner and allow it to latch on.

5. After each use, remove the liners and wash them with mild soap and water. You can also sterilise them by immersing them in boiling water for a few minutes or using a microwave steriliser.

• If you have a nipple infection, such as a yeast infection or mastitis, you should not use liners until the infection has been treated and resolved.
• If your baby has sucking problems or is becoming hungry after feedings, it may be best to work with a lactation consultant.
• If you have flat or inverted nipples, it may be more difficult to use liners. In some cases, you may need a special type of liner designed for flat or inverted nipples.
• If you have a low milk supply, using liners may make the problem worse by reducing teat stimulation and decreasing milk production.
• It is important to note that liners are not a permanent solution to breastfeeding problems and should not be used without the recommendation of a health professional.
• If you are experiencing breastfeeding problems, it is important to seek advice from a lactation consultant or healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause and receive appropriate treatment.

Medical grade silicone