Lanolin (100% pure, hypoallergenic)
Essential for healing cracked nipples. No need to wash off before feeding — safe for your baby.
Free guide
Lactation devices guide
A clear map of modern tools — from basic nipple care to pumps, milk collection and feeding ergonomics.
You do not need everything on day one. Start with essentials and add what your story and comfort ask for.
Section 1
Protection, healing and breast care
4 tools
Hydrogel patches (Medela and similar)
An SOS option for soreness and damage. They cool instantly, reduce swelling and heal faster than many creams.
Dexpanthenol cream (Bepantol / Bepanthen)
For intensive skin care and deep recovery. Thicker ointments should be gently washed off before latching.
Ventilated breast shells
Plastic domes in your bra create an air gap so a sore nipple does not rub against clothing and can breathe.
Section 2
Collecting and saving leaking milk
4 tools
Disposable nursing pads
Classic bra inserts that protect clothing during let-down. A staple for the first months of breastfeeding.
Reusable cloth nursing pads
Bamboo or organic cotton — gentler on irritated skin, eco-friendly and economical with washing.
Silicone milk collector (Haakaa type)
A soft shell on light suction attaches to the other breast while nursing and catches milk from the let-down reflex.
In-bra milk collectors (Amapolas / shells)
Anatomical inserts worn in your bra through the day catch drops without losing milk into a dry pad.
Section 3
Pumping and milk storage
6 tools
Manual breast pump
For occasional pumping — silent, gentle pressure control, no power needed.
Electric pump (plug-in or hands-free wearable)
For regular or necessary pumping. Wearable models tuck under your top so your hands stay free.
Breast milk storage bags
Sterile bags with double zip, volume marks and date labels — for long-term freezing.
Milk storage containers and bottles
Reusable BPA-safe plastic or glass — for fridge storage over the next few days.
Hands-free pumping bra / top
A structured top with openings holds pump flanges so your hands are free to rest or sip tea.
Flange size inserts
Reduce flange diameter to fit your nipple — less areola trauma and more comfortable pumping.
Section 4
Preventing blocked ducts and easing pain
2 tools
Gel hot/cold breast pads (3-in-1)
Warm before feeding or pumping to open ducts. Cold after — eases swelling, heat and pain.
Lactation massager
A waterproof vibrator (often with gentle heat) that softly breaks up early blockages and improves flow.
Section 5
Alternative supplementation (without derailing breastfeeding)
2 tools
SNS supplemental nursing system
A neck reservoir and fine tubes at the nipple — baby nurses at the breast while receiving supplement. Gentle milk stimulation without a bottle.
Soft cup or spoon feeder (Medela SoftCup)
Supplement without a standard teat — less nipple confusion and less risk of preferring an easy bottle flow.
Section 6
Ergonomics and your comfort
2 tools
Nursing bras and tops
Wire-free (underwires can compress ducts) with one-hand clip openings.
Nursing pillow
U-shaped or waist-supported — brings baby to breast height and unloads shoulders, neck and lower back.
Video course
Breastfeeding block
Beyond gear — a step-by-step plan for the first days, on video at your own pace.
$19 USD
≈ $18,900 CLP · ≈ 1,570 RUB