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Breastfeeding Essentials Set

Essential duo set for mum to enjoy precious breastfeeding moments with baby. SAVE $3.90

This set includes Weleda's delicious organic herbal tea and moisturising Nipple Balm. A deserving gift for new mums.

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Description

This is the perfect combination of essentials to enjoy relaxing and harmonious breastfeeding time with your baby.

This set includes:

Nipple Balm, 25 g Provides care and protection for sore nipples, cracked skin and chafing. Developed by midwives and pharmacists, the balm is gentle enough for frequent use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Nursing Tea Delicious organic herbal tea mixture for breastfeeding mothers. Enjoy peaceful and relaxing feeding times with your baby, thanks to our delicious tea - especially developed together with midwives and pharmacists for breastfeeding mothers. 20 individually wrapped sachets in a handy, quick access box.

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Benefits

Helps enjoy harmonious, peaceful and relaxing nursing time with your baby
In preparation for and while breastfeeding
Balm conditions, protects and soothes sore or cracked nipples

How to use

Soothe sore nipples with Nipple Balm

Breastfeeding: Apply as needed and after each feed, gently pat the skin dry and/or allow the breast to air. Apply a small amount of balm to the nipple and areola to moisturise and protect the area. No need to remove Weleda Nipple Balm before breastfeeding.Sore and damaged nipples may indicate a problem with the way the baby attaches to the breast when feeding. If the problem persists, seek help from a breastfeeding/lactation consultant or health professional.