Philips - Comfort Breast Shell Set 6 pcs - SCF157/02 - Breast and nipple care - Breastfeeding

Comfort and protection: Ultra comfortable breast shells; The ultra-soft breast shells are worn inside your bra to protect your nipples from chafing and to collect excess breast milk.

Benefits and features:

Protect sore nipples

Help ease engorgement

Collect excess breast milk

The Breast Shell Set includes two types of ultra soft breast shells that are worn inside your bra.

The ventilated shells protect sore or cracked nipples to help them heal more quickly. Their gentle pressure helps relieve engorgement and the holes allow air to circulate.
The breast milk collection shells included (those without holes) can be used to collect excess breast milk when feeding or using a breast pump.

Features

Benefits and features:
	Protect sore nipples Ventilated shells (with holes) — protect sore or cracked nipples to help them heal more quickly. Their gentle pressure helps relieve engorgement and the holes allow air to circulate.
	Help ease engorgement
	Collect excess breast milk Breast milk collection shells (no holes) — collect excess breast milk when feeding or using a breast pump.

Specifications

Country of origin
England	Yes

What is included
Ventilated breast shells	2 pcs
Non-ventilated breast milk saver shells	2 pcs
Ultra-soft backing cushions	2 pcs

Questions and answers: Can women with small breasts breastfeed?

All shapes and sizes of breast make milk and almost all women can breastfeed, but sometimes it takes time to get it right. Ask your midwife, health visitor or doctor for help if you need it. Even if you had problems feeding your first baby, try again with your second. You are likely to find it much easier second time around.

How can I make sure my partner and other family members feel included?

Babies need lots of attention apart from feeding, such as cuddling, bathing, nappy changing, entertaining and taking out for walks. Later on, when your breastfeeding routine is well established, you can express and store your milk. Then, if you want to go out alone, with another child or with your partner, another carer can use the bottle of breast milk.