• Nipple shields to provide protection for sore nipples
• Makes feeding more comfortable
• Kind to skin with air flow pockets
• Enables skin contact with baby
• With sterilizer case
• BPA free
• Comfortable made of soft silicone

Tommee Tippee Made For Me Nipple Shields are made with super soft silicone to provide protection for sore nipples and make it comfortable for baby while breastfeeding. Sore nipples during breastfeeding can be caused due to different reasons, common cause is when the baby’s latch or positioning is incorrect. The main two things to bear in mind are making sure you have a good latch and a comfortable and effective breastfeeding position. Some positions can help to reduce the risk of nipple pain, including laid-back, cradle, cross cradle, and football holds. Tommee Tippee Made For Me Nipple Shields are kind and gentle on skin has air flow pockets which allows maximum contact between mother and baby to make it comfortable while breastfeeding. Made of 100% BPA free soft silicone, Silicone is taste-free and won’t retain any stains or odors. It gently flexes and stretches with the movement of the nipple. Made to fit all nipple sizes, the special design offers welcome relief for moms.

• Provides protection for cracked & sore nipples
• Provides comfort and gentler feedings for sore, cracked or painful nipple
• It allows maximum contact between mother and baby
• Make breastfeeding less painful for the mother
• Included case allows clean & convenient storage
• Unique design maximizes skin-to-skin contact with the baby

• Always wash/sterilize the nipple shield before and after use
• Place the nipple shield in hot water prior to nursing. This makes the shield more pliable and adheres to the breast better
• A small amount of nipple cream under the rim, but not in the nipple portion, may also help it adhere to the breast
• Handle the nipple shield by the rim. Turn the nipple shield inside-out halfway. Place the nipple shield over the breast with the nipple centered inside the nipple portion of the shield
• Place thumb on top of the breast and nipple shield and with fingers below, away from the areola (the dark pigmented skin surrounding the nipple)
• Tickle baby’s lower lip with nipple until he opens wide, then quickly pull baby onto the nipple shield, so baby takes as much of the nipple as possible into his mouth.