Medela Hydrogel Pads - 4 pieces

They cool sore nipples, protect against chafing and support the healing of damaged skin. They cover both the nipple and the areola.

Wash your hands and gently place the gel side of the pad on your nipple. Remove it before breastfeeding, wash your breast with warm water and pat it dry; after feeding you can reapply the pad with clean hands.

You can reuse one compress within a 24-hour period. Store it in the meantime in a cool, clean, and dry place and discard it if it becomes cloudy or milky.

With the buy-back guarantee, you purchase a product — new or refurbished — with the assurance that you can sell it back to Tiny Library later. You use it as long as it suits you: if your child outgrows it or you no longer need it, you simply initiate a buy-back request via your personal account. Depending on its condition, usage duration, and market value, you will receive up to 60% of the purchase price back. The calculator on the product page shows you exactly what to expect in advance. Renting works as a monthly subscription without an upfront purchase amount. When ordering, you choose a minimum rental period: the longer the period, the lower the monthly price. After this minimum period has ended, you can cancel at any time. Ideal if you are looking for flexibility or don't yet know how long you will need the product.

The buyback price depends on the original value and the condition of the product. On each product page, you’ll find a Calculator that allows you to easily see how much you can get back. If you take good care of your products and return them clean, complete, and in good condition, you can get back up to 60% of the value.

To prepare yourself well for breastfeeding, it's helpful to have a nursing pillow, breast pads, and possibly a breast pump at home. During the postpartum period, your maternity nurse will help you latch your baby on and advise you on feeding positions. A lactation consultant can provide additional support if you encounter any challenges.

Make your postpartum period as practical as possible with easily accessible items. Think of: mattress protectors, extra pillows for support, maternity pads within easy reach, plenty of clean clothing, a thermos for drinks, healthy snacks, and perhaps a small refrigerator or cooler in the bedroom for cooling compresses or breast milk.