Carriwell nursing bra

During pregnancy and breastfeeding, the breasts change shape and size. It is therefore important to choose a good nursing bra that supports the breast without squeezing, and allows the milk to flow freely. Carriwell has developed their bras based on precisely these principles, and the result is excellent. Their nursing bras are developed without underwiring, ensuring that the underwire does not risk blocking the milk glands. In addition, many midwives also recommend the wire-free nursing bra. All nursing bras from Carriwell guarantee support for your breasts during pregnancy and breastfeeding, which is why Carriwell is also popular among new mothers.

Carriwell support belt

The back, pelvis and ligaments are put under considerable strain during pregnancy, and it can be a difficult period to get through. The weight gain can cause you to experience pain in the lower back and back throughout pregnancy. A support belt will help you here and relieve the pain, while also enabling you to walk further and stand for longer. The support belts from Carriwell are made with a Velcro fastening, ensuring that the belt can be tightened properly and thereby provide optimal support where you need it most. The belts are available in several different colours and lengths, so you are guaranteed to find a belt for yourself too.

Nursing top and breast pads

At Mammashop, we also have nursing tops and breast pads for pregnant women and new mothers. The nursing tops are designed to be comfortable and discreet; Therefore, the tops Are seamless and designed with an easy nursing opening that makes breastfeeding easy: Pull the top piece of fabric, the V-neckline, to the side and you can now breastfeed your little one. In addition, the nursing tops are designed to support in the right places, giving them a comfortable and naturally firming effect.

When you become pregnant, your breasts begin to develop to produce milk. As early as the third month, colostrum-like fluid forms in the milk glands. However, it varies individually whether the milk comes in or not. Milk leakage can be experienced from week 16 and throughout the rest of pregnancy, so you can use breast pads to avoid being bothered by it.

Good advice on breast pads

Make sure to find pads without plastic. In addition, the pads should be thin and comfortable, and fit the shape and size of the breasts.

There are disposable pads and washable pads. You need to be good at changing the disposable cotton pads so that your nipples are not damp all the time. This is costly and harmful to the environment, so we therefore recommend washable pads made of cotton or bamboo. They are soft and highly absorbent, keeping the skin dry and warm, so you can always feel secure. It is best to remove the breast pad when you are at home so that the breasts can breathe freely. Last but not least, you should not sleep with the pads on at night.