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Nipple Rescue

Nipple Rescue

Breastfeeding is a superpower, but sore nipples can seriously steal the joy. That’s where our Nipple Rescue collection steps in. Whether you're dealing with cracks, tenderness or just need a little extra comfort, we’ve got you covered with the best products to soothe and protect. 

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Two shells with a pink packaging box and drawstring bag on a white backgroundHand holding a shell size chart with two shells on a white background
Baby Shell
Natural Nipple Protectors for Soothing Relief | Baby Shell Sale price£18.80
(5.0)
A pack of Mummy's Organics organic breast pads with six washable, reusable pads displayed alongside a netted cotton wash bag and product packaging with illustrations of cotton and flowers.Round beige fabric breast pad on a white background
Mummy's Organics
Reusable Breast Pads for Everyday Leak Protection (Pack of 6) Sale price£8.40
(5.0)
An open jar of Mummy's Organics Nipple Balm with the balm spread out in front of the jar on a beige background.Jar of Mummy's Organics Nipple Balm on a beige background
Mummy's Organics
Natural Nipple Balm for Sore, Cracked Skin Sale price£12.60
(5.0)
Silver Nips nipple healing kit packaging on a white backgroundFour oranges, two halved and two whole, with silver cups on top
Womens Wellness Boutique
Silvernips Nursing Caps Sale price£27.50
(5.0)
Box of HYDRONIPS with text on a white backgroundProduct packaging with clinical claims and usage instructions on a white background
Womens Wellness Boutique
Hydrogel Nipple Pads for Fast Relief | Hydronips Sale price£6.00
(5.0)
Two boxes of Hydronips and Silver Nips on a white backgroundProduct packaging with text and icons on a white background
Womens Wellness Boutique
Breastfeeding Recovery Kit Sale price£32.80
(5.0)
Haakaa Petal Soft Silicone Collector — petal design detail, 30ml milk collector | Latchette

FROM THE FEED

Sore, cracked, or just tender? Here's what actually helps

The honest guide to nipple care. What works, what to skip, and when to call a lactation consultant.

Read the guide