Our Spritz for Bits is a cooling spray developed by our team of midwives to help soothe discomfort during pregnancy and after birth. During pregnancy, it can help to relieve symptoms of thrush and haemorrhoids (piles), including itching, swelling, and pain (we'd also recommend seeking medical advice to see whether a prescription is also required). For post-birth perineal care, it's ideal for soothing tears, swelling, or stitches after a vaginal delivery. For c-section recovery, it's safe to use once the dressing has been removed, to calm irritation and support scar healing. It contains tea tree, witch hazel, and lavender, which help reduce inflammation and promote natural healing. Simply spray directly onto the area or onto a maternity pad. Use as often as needed for comfort. We also hear wonderful stories of people using Spritz for Bits for cuts, grazes, piercings, post-surgery care, and even sunburn, it's a real household essential!

Colostrum is the first milk produced by your body, and it’s packed with antibodies, vitamins, and nutrients that are essential for your baby's immune system and development. It provides protection from infections and helps establish healthy breastfeeding.

If you have cervical stitch or have been diagnosed with a low lying placenta/placenta praevia please consult with your midwife or doctor before starting colostrum harvesting.

It is easier to store and defrost small amounts of colostrum in syringes, but you can store or freeze your colostrum in any suitable sterilised container, especially if you are collecting larger quantities.

Our Nipple Balm has three key benefits: soothing, moisturising, and preventing drying out. So, it’s ideal as a lip balm, and a protective barrier between skin and clothing during exercise.

If you’re experiencing protracted pain or cracked nipples, our midwives also recommend: * Checking with a qualified expert that you’re using an effective feeding position for latch and attachment * Using breast pads inside your bra to ease chafing against your bra or clothing * Using a nursing bra made from natural fabric so skin can breathe - avoid synthetic fabrics * If problems continue, talk to your midwife or GP

It can be used to gently massage the breast if you are experiencing pregnancy related breast pain as well as chapped skin.

Yes. It’s an effective but gentle barrier cream, so it can also be used to soothe and moisturise newborn skin. However, we’d prefer to recommend our Bum Balm for this, specially formulated for babies’ bottoms which also contains soothing calendula oil.