🍃 Organic Nursing Balm, 1 oz - Bamboo Nipple Cream (Lanolin-Free) Review

I bought this balm before my son was born because I knew that breastfeeding would make me didn't want to use lanolin. I put it in my hospital bag and used it from day one until about a week after giving birth. My baby initially had trouble latching and I have faithfully used this balm after every feeding and it has not helped my cracked, crusty and bleeding nipples at all. It also left horrible stains on my clothes and completely ruined my favorite bathrobe, which really annoyed me. I know you…

I'm still 34 weeks pregnant so can't comment on how this works with breastfeeding. I can say that this is a def. moisturizes the nipple and the surrounding area! This is my 6th pregnancy. I had trouble feeding all my children. All doctors say my nipples are great for BFing, lactation consultants say my closure is correct BUT after 2 weeks I CANNOT BFing ANY LONGER! Burning burning pain when grasping that wants to make you vomit, scream, cry, etc. all at once. In short, I turned to EPumping for…

I had problems with sore and sore nipples while breastfeeding so I used a nipple balm to relieve it Prevent swelling and cracking. I started using a lanolin cream (Lansinoh, Medela) which I liked but wanted to try an alternative and chose this brand as I really like their disposable nursing pads. All of the ingredients appear to be plant-based (I'm not an expert at reading the ingredients for these, hence the qualifier). The main ingredient is olive oil with other oils added to thicken the…