Momcozy Original 999 Silver Nipple Shields
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Momcozy Original 999 Silver Nipple Shields

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The BubsNest Verdict

The antimicrobial silver genuinely soothes sore nipples and the breathable design promotes healing, though they're quite rigid and can feel bulky under bras. Ideal for mums dealing with cracked nipples who need serious healing power; skip if you have petite anatomy or need something discreet under clothing.

⚠️These are healing cups worn between feeds, not nursing shields used during feeds—don't confuse them or you'll be very disappointed.

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

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£49.99

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£49.99

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

“Praised for soothing sore, cracked nipples, but some sizing concerns”

7.9

Solid Choice

The Momcozy nipple shields are widely praised by parents for their ability to soothe sore, cracked nipples, with many noting they were able to continue breastfeeding comfortably after using them. However, some caution that the sizing can be tricky to get right, with a few parents reporting the shields didn't fit well or felt bulky. Overall, the Momcozy shields seem to work well for most, but parents may need to experiment to find the right size.

What parents love

Soothes sore, cracked nipplesMany parents report the Momcozy shields provided relief and allowed them to continue breastfeeding comfortably after experiencing painful nipples.
Antimicrobial silver materialThe pure silver construction is praised for its antimicrobial properties, helping to promote healing without the need for creams or ointments.
Breathable, perforated designParents appreciate the perforated design of the Momcozy shields, which helps keep the skin dry and prevents excess moisture buildup.

Worth knowing

Sizing challengesSome parents report difficulty finding the right size, with the shields feeling too bulky or not fitting properly, leading to discomfort.
Potential for leakageA few parents mention occasional leakage around the edges of the shields, which can be messy and inconvenient.
CostThe Momcozy shields are on the pricier side compared to some other options, which may be a consideration for some families.

Best for

  • Parents with sore, cracked nipples seeking a natural, antimicrobial solution
  • Breastfeeding in the early postpartum period when nipple pain is common

May not suit

  • Parents who struggle to find the right fit or size for their nipples
  • Those looking for a more budget-friendly nipple shield option

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Consider ordering a few different sizes to find the best fit, as the sizing can be tricky.

Getting the Most Out of It

Store the shields in the fridge for a cooling effect that can further soothe sore nipples.

Safety Note

Ensure proper hygiene by thoroughly cleaning the shields after each use.

Product details

Momcozy Original 999 Silver Nipple Shields These nursing shields are crafted from 999 pure silver, providing natural antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory benefits to help soothe sensitive nipples.
  • Made from 999 pure silver
  • Antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties
  • Comfortable and breathable design
  • Reusable and easy to clean
  • Suitable for breastfeeding mothers

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