Mommyz LoveCream for Breastfeeding - Butter to Soothe Sore Dry & Cracked After a Single Use - Pediatrician Tested & USDA Certified Organic - Soothing & Moisturizing Cream

Love, love, love this product!! I've used it for sore nipples, chapped lips, scratches, irritations, etc. It's my new go to product for any kind of 'booboo' . I swear there is magic in the tub 😉I purchased this product after searching for a quality, organic nipple balm when my son's teeth came in and he started exploring his new teeth with my nipple. Eek! First time in 7 months of breastfeeding I had sore nipples. I was about to give up and go to formula, which wasn't what I wanted to do, nor my son or husband. I had also thought of pumping but that irritated my poor nipples too. Anyways, after research I decided I just needed to find a treatment for my sore nipples and push on through. So the hunt for a quality, organic nipple treatment started.I'm an avid researcher, ingredient conscience, frugal, kinda mama which is a blessing and a curse. Lol.With that said, I choose this product from the reviews, comparable checklist provided in product pictures, ingredients, price for size, and largely bc it started no stain and taste, unlike maaannnyyy other products I investigated could not promise.I am thrilled to report this product lives up to its advertisement. No smell, taste, or stain (although I do recommend waiting a minute or two before placing material back down on it, but if the material does get "wet" no stain...just takes longer to dry than your skin, it is coconut oil based 😉 ijs).I swear my sore nipples we're healed overnight!!! On top of its magical nipple healing, it is my new favorite lip balm, my new pumping friend as it has assisted with the pumping irritation, and I love that my son has not shown any signs of disliking it or has it negatively affected our nursing. Since I've used it on my lips, I can confidently say there is no taste or smell. Oh and a little bit goes a long, long, way which means it should last forever!Will definitely purchase again!

I was using the purple bottle cream and they were still chafing and cracked and I read the reviews on this product and today is my first day and already I promise instant relief it even gives like a cool frost feeling and lessen the pull feeling when pumping

This stuff is AMAZING!!! I am in love with this nipple balm!!! My son was only latching on to the top half of my right nipple which caused the top of my nipple to start cracking. I first tried using the lansinoh nipple balm but it did not work so the top of my nipple eventually got really sore and even cracked open so it was super painful to breastfeed him, and I wasn't about to give up breastfeeding. So I came across the mommyz love nipple balm and seen it said that it not only soothes, protects, and moisturizes the nipple but also heals it and figured what the heck it's worth a try. When I tell you this nipple balm starts working immediately, I mean it! I started seeing results within the first day of using it!!! It is no longer painful to breastfeed my son because of this AWESOME balm!!! I'm so in love with how well it works that I bought one for my sister who has the same issue with breastfeeding her son!

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I’ve tried several nipple creams/balms, including multiple brands of lanolin as well as coconut oil. This nipple balm is my favorite. It noticeably and quickly improves dryness and soreness. I love to apply a little right before pumping to cut down on friction and irritation, and it doesn’t seem to bother my baby at all if there’s still a little balm on my nipple when I breastfeed. It’s also thick enough to feel like it coats and protects my nipples, but it’s still easy to apply and quickly thins out as it warms up. It does have a kind of waxy smell, but it’s mild and unoffensive.In contrast, I’ve used Lansinoh’s lanolin, Medela’s lanolin, and pure coconut oil and have been disappointed by all as long-term balms. Lansinoh’s lanolin is thicker than petroleum jelly and requires quite a heavy hand to apply (not great when your nipples are very sore). Medela’s lanolin is much easier to apply but has a very strong and oily smell. On the other extreme, I’ve found coconut oil to be too runny and not great for soothing/moisturizing as it is readily absorbed by fabric.I definitely recommend MommyzLove Nipple Balm for moms who want to avoid lanolin but still want a product that soothes and protects. I especially recommend this to moms who have to pump frequently. Pumping was extremely difficult and painful for me for the first month or so. Applying this product lightly before pumping and liberally afterward made a HUGE difference in my comfort.