Haakaa Breastfeeding Nipple Shield Orthodontic (Triangle Base)

If your little one bites down, pulls away, or if you have inverted or cracked nipples, you will still be able to breastfeed with ease and comfort. Our Nipple Shields suction onto your breast, giving you a hands-free breastfeeding experience.

Available in a the round shape, the Haakaa Breastfeeding Nipple Shield allows all mums to experience the beauty of breastfeeding without the worry of discomfort and pain!

Features

• Patented one-piece design with no joints, cracks or edges.
• Nipple design allows babies to mimic a natural sucking rhythm, making it easier for babies that have difficulty latching.
• Suctions on to all breast shapes, making it easier for new mums to use and enjoy a hands-free breastfeeding experience.
• The anti-slip ridged outer edge make the nipple shield easier to hold while the baby is feeding.
• Anti-colic and variable flow nipple allows baby to drink continuously without gasping for air or drinking bubbles and prevents them from choking if milk flows too fast.
• Space between mum’s nipple and the nipple shield head prevents baby from biting the nipple.
• BPA, PVC and phthalate-free.

 Includes one shield and a protective case for storage. 

Cleaning and Care
Wash before and after each use. Although dishwasher safe, we recommend hand washing in warm soapy water and rinsing and drying thoroughly. Do not use any bleach-based cleaners or tablets to sterilise or clean your Haakaa products. To sterilise, use a steam steriliser or boil in water for 2-3 minutes.

Caution: Check product condition regularly. Replace if this product shows any signs of damage. Do not store near any sharp objects. Only soft bristle brushes or soft sponges should be used to clean this product as hard scourers may scratch the surface. Children can choke on small objects if left unattended. This product is not a toy. Do not use this product for anything other than its intended purpose. Store product in a cool dry place and avoid direct sunlight. Excessive stretching may cause tearing.