Everyday millions of mothers and babies around the world thrive on Pigeon. For over half a century, Pigeon has worked tirelessly to develop medically researched products to help you give your baby the very best start in life.
An aid for successful breastfeeding, it can help baby latch on when your nipple is sore or cracked.

Everyday millions of mothers and babies around the world thrive on Pigeon. For over half a century, Pigeon has worked tirelessly to develop medically researched products to help you give your baby the very best start in life.
The Pigeon Nipple Puller is an aid for successful breastfeeding should you have inverted or flat nipples as it gently draws the nipple out, enabling you to breastfeed your baby directly.

The Pigeon Natural Fit Nipple Shield is the solution to short-term latch-on issues. Its suitable for use with flat or inverted nipples as well as sore or cracked nipples. It helps to relieve pain when baby sucks and helps to protect against “teething toddlers”.
The uniquely curved shape maximises skin-to-skin contact and its made from soft flexible silicone rubber which is BPA and BPS Free.

The Spectra Silicone Massager fits into the 28mm or 32mm breast shield of the Spectra breast pumps, for extra-gentle expressing. It may help some women to achieve a let-down faster. It is easy to use and dishwasher safe. Each pack contains one Silicone Massager.

The Pigeon Gomini Cushion is used to protect mother's when using the Pigeon Gomini breast Pump Funnel.
It is a silicone cushion that fits snugly on the breast during expression.

The Pigeon Electric Breast Pump Funnel is used with the Pigeon Electric Breast Pump.

If you have inverted or flat nipples, Medela nipple formers can prepare them for breastfeeding and help your baby latch on. If you have inverted or flat nipples, breastfeeding may be more challenging, but it’s certainly not impossible! Some babies can struggle to latch on to flat nipples, causing nipple soreness. In addition, an inverted or flat nipple might not reach the roof of your baby’s mouth, which means that the sucking reflex may not be triggered. But remember, many women with these types of nipples have no breastfeeding problems at all. In fact, you may find that as your breasts change during pregnancy, your nipples become more prominent anyway. However, if this isn’t the case, you may want to try nipple formers.

Nipple formers apply gentle pressure on the areola (the circle of darker-coloured skin around the nipple), which can help to gradually draw out a flat or inverted nipple. You can start to use nipple formers during pregnancy, from about 32 weeks onwards. However, if you have a medical condition known as an incompetent (weakened) cervix or have been told your baby may be born prematurely, speak to your healthcare professional before using nipple formers, as nipple stimulation may bring on contractions. Begin by wearing nipple formers for one hour a day and gradually increase to around eight hours per day. If necessary, you can continue wearing them after your baby’s birth, between feeds (for 30 minutes to an hour before breastfeeding). However, avoid wearing them at night, to prevent tender nipples developing.