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From the various phases of pregnancy to postpartum, mothers' bodies keep undergoing plenty of changes. These phases can cause changes to your skin, especially your nipples during breastfeeding. If your child is unable to latch properly, there are chances that you may experience painful symptoms. To continue doing your best, adding a good nipple cream to your routine will help you significantly. Read on to know all about the best breastfeeding nipple creams.
Lanolin is an ingredient that is animal-derived and resembles the sebum that we produce. Many mothers may not be comfortable with the fact that it is obtained from sheep's wool, and may in fact experience sensitivity. In such cases, using a lanolin-free nipple cream is ideal to soothe your nipples. This carefully curated nipple butter contains calendula oil that is non-sticky and safe to ingest which makes it just fine if it's not wiped off before nursing. With the help of its other non-toxic natural ingredients, it can also be used as a pump lubricant and to moisturise other dry areas of your body.
Ingredients: Olive Oil, Beeswax, Cocoa Seed Butter, Shea Butter, Mango Seed Butter, Calendula Flower Extract.
Pros: Non-GMO, no petroleum or preservatives, cruelty-free.
Cons: It may feel gritty.
Ratings: 4.7/5
This lanolin nipple cream for breastfeeding is completely made of pure and natural ingredients that help in soothing sore and protecting cracked nipples. This does not contain additional ingredients that could cause an allergic reaction. Its allergen-free formula has a British Allergy Foundation seal of approval, which makes it trustworthy. Unlike other generic lanolin creams, this cream goes through a unique refining process that filters out harmful colours and odour-forming impurities. Give yourself the comfort and joy of feeding your baby at ease, with the help of this unique formula that does not need to be wiped off before feeding. This cream can also be used as a moisturiser for dry skin, as well as nappy rash.
Ingredients: Lanolin 100% HPA® Modified Lanolin, USP
Pros: No petroleum, parabens, or preservatives.
Cons: Greasy feel and leave stains on clothes.
Ratings: 4.6/5
Feeding your baby gives moms the added advantage of extra special skin-to-skin bonding time. While it is the most amazing aspect of seeing non-verbal contact, this process can cause discomfort. Through constant pulling and tugging, moms can experience cracked and sore nipples. With this cream for cracked nipples while breastfeeding, you can now restore the moisture in the skin and increase its elasticity, with the help of kokum butter. It is also enriched in calendula oil that gives relief to irritated skin. The formula is also full of vegan and natural ingredients that make it free from harmful chemicals, parabens, SLS/ SLES, mineral oils, and silicone.
Ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil, coconut oil, calendula oil, natural vitamin E, kokum butter, wheat germ oil.
Pros: Australia allergy certified, free from synthetic fragrances, toxin-free.
Cons: Some users might find the scent of the cream off-putting.
Ratings: 4.3/5
This cream has provitamin B5, which eases the discomfort of soreness and cracks by softening the nipples. Provitamin B5 also aids in increasing elasticity and retaining maximum moisture. Even expectant women can benefit from this nursing butter. With its simple-to-apply formula, this nipple cream aids moms in moisturising and conditioning their nipples even before the baby is born. Since it does not contain oils, you can rest assured that there will be no residue or stains on your clothes.
Ingredients: Petrolatum, theobroma cacao seed butter, panthenol.
Pros: Dermatologist tested, paraben-free, phthalate-free.
Cons: Needs to be cleaned off before feeding the baby.
Ratings: 4.5/5
This effective nipple cream has been created using natural components. An amazing natural breastfeeding nipple cream is toxin-free and convenient to use since it isn't necessary to wipe it off before breastfeeding. With the help of this soothing cream, you can now breastfeed with much greater comfort. Furthermore, due to its moisturising qualities, it helps shield your nipples from further harm. Because this cream contains natural oils, it is essential to use nursing pads to prevent the spotting of the oil.
Ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil, beeswax, shea butter, marshmallow root, calendula flower.
Pros: Lanolin-free, non-toxic, USDA-certified organic.
Cons: Some babies may not like the taste.
Ratings: 4.7/5
Whether it is breastfeeding or pumping, the rigorous process can be extremely tiresome. While you feel satisfied that your little one is being fed well, there will be days when your body can’t cooperate. Hence, it is a good practice to incorporate a good natural nipple balm into your routine. This balm is one of the best creams for sore nipples when breastfeeding. It is natural and does not contain parabens or preservatives, making it great to use as often as you need, without wiping it off. It has calendula extract that is beneficial to soothe sore, cracked, and growing nipples.
Ingredients: Olive Fruit Oil, Cocoa Seed Butter, Shea Seed Butter, Mango Seed Butter, Candelilla Wax, Rice Bran Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil, Calendula Flower Extract.
Pros: Plant-based, cruelty-free, no synthetic chemicals.
Cons: Since it contains shea butter, it could solidify and feel grainy.
Ratings: 4.5/5
Hailing from the collection of a women-owned business, this herbal balm is a good organic breastfeeding nipple cream. It is safe because of its organic ingredients and does not need to be washed off because it is suitable for consumption. The incredible composition also works well as a lubricant for pumping. This cream has a good texture, like a balm that is inclusive of herbal ingredients such as marshmallow root that aid in healing the skin. It also includes calendula flower extracts, which are antifungal and antibacterial and help reduce inflammation. Since it has been carefully tested for irritation, this cream is suitable for all skin types. This cream has a soothing scent that provides a calming experience for both moms and babies.
Ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil, beeswax, shea butter, marshmallow root, calendula flower.
Pros: No petroleum, parabens, phthalates, or synthetic fillers.
Cons: It can leave greasy stains on clothes.
Ratings: 4.6/5
New mothers who are pumping or breastfeeding may have sore and cracked nipples. A soothing nipple cream is crucial for treating these symptoms, which could make the skin sensitive to touch and irritated. In the bargain for multi-tasking and catching up on rest, new mothers often forget to pay attention to their skin. Hence, a soothing cream like this one is a must. The natural elements present in this product, like olive oil and soy lipids, help to moisturise and calm the nipples. It does not include any irritants like SLS or SLeS and is non-sticky. This cream eases the discomfort and chapping of the nipples while being safe to use during pregnancy.
Ingredients: Soy Lipids, Vitamin E, Olive Oil.
Pros: Contains antioxidants, paraben free, irritants free.
Cons: It is recommended to avoid applying the cream just before feeding.
Ratings: 4.1/5
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No, nipple cream is needed only when you experience certain symptoms like soreness and dryness.
It is recommended to apply nipple creams after finishing breastfeeding. Although, there are many creams that are safe for consumption and can be used at any time.
You may stop using a nipple cream when your symptoms like soreness, dryness, cracks or itchiness have healed. Please make sure to stop using the cream if you experience any side effects.
Yes, a nipple cream can cause an allergic reaction as a side effect. You may experience more pain or skin irritation like redness or bruning. Your baby too, could develop a rash or soreness. Wiping off the cream before feeding is ideal in such situations. Please consult your doctor if the symptoms get worse.
Nipple creams can also be used before pregnancy if you have sensitive nipples that are causing discomfort. Otherwise, it is not necessary if you are not breastfeeding.
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