At Medela we are proud to have supported breastfeeding since 1960. Breast milk is not only an essential element to get you off the ground on the right foot, it also offers endless long-term benefits. For this reason, our reason for being at Medela is to help improve the health of the mother and baby through the health benefits of breast milk. And, to carry out our mission, we have made it our goal to help all mothers in the world feed their babies with breast milk, wherever they are.
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Product Reference: #249986
Directions for Use: 1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the nipple protectors. 2. Invert the nipple protector and place it over your nipple, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. 3. Gently squeeze the base of the protector to express a small amount of breast milk into the tip, helping to create suction and encourage latch. 4. Position your baby to latch onto the protector, ensuring their mouth covers the entire areola and protector. 5. After each use, carefully remove the protector by breaking the suction at the base. 6. Clean the protectors thoroughly after each use with warm soapy water and rinse well. Allow to air dry completely before storing.
Recommended Frequency: Use the nipple protectors as needed during breastfeeding sessions. Consult with a lactation consultant or healthcare professional to determine the optimal frequency for your individual needs.
Additional Tips: 1. Ensure the nipple protector is the correct size for your nipple. 2. Inspect the protectors regularly for any signs of damage or wear and replace as needed. 3. Proper cleaning and sterilization are crucial to prevent bacterial growth. 4. If experiencing persistent nipple pain or discomfort, consult a lactation consultant or healthcare professional. 5. While nipple protectors can be helpful, they may impact milk supply. Monitor your baby's weight gain and wet diapers to ensure adequate feeding. 6. Weaning from nipple protectors should be done gradually with the guidance of a lactation consultant or healthcare professional.