This Is The Best Nipple Cream, According To Thousands Of Boob Owners

Cabocreme comes highly recommended by Dr. Cabeca! It was developed by an OB-GYN and is a favorite among moms, lactation consultants, and doctors. Cabocreme is made with all natural ingredients and  specifically helps with discomfort due to engorgement.

This brand is known for their wide array of pregnancy and baby products, but this nipple cream definitely takes the cake. It’s so incredibly nourishing without being sticky or irritating and is perfectly safe for babies (for those times when you just slathered on the nipple cream and your baby’s ready for round #2). It was formulated by a nurse and an herbalist and is non-GMO, toxin-free and naturally vegan. 

Moms rave about this organic nipple cream, which admittedly has a pretty adorable marketing scheme going on. Their USDA-certified organic and lanolin-free formula works to moisturize and soothe sore nipples. It’s non-toxic and made from only natural ingredients that are perfectly safe for your baby to nibble on. 

Lanolin-free, unscented  and plant-based, this nipple cream is hailed for its all-natural, organic ingredients and high-quality performance. It soothes dry, cracked nips and is totally safe for your baby to suck on. Also, Motherlove is woman-owned and family operated, and is run in a solar-paneled, zero-waste facility (run by employs who are given fair wages and full benefits) — so you can feel really good about your purchase.

Just as its name suggests, this nipple balm will become extremely habit-forming for any new mom using it. It relieves painfully dry and cracked nipples with seven simple, natural and organic ingredients. Plus, moms love that it doesn’t leave their boobs super sticky like some other formulas will. (Bonus: Every purchase feeds a child through the brand’s Children’s Hunger Fund partnership.)

This thing might look industrial (and, well, it kind of is), but it does the job better than most electric pumps. It’s hospital grade and has a closed system that keeps the inner tubing nice and dry and prevents air flow between your expressed milk and the pumping tube (keeps mold and bacteria at bay). It has customizable settings so that moms can use whatever works best with their body.

This hand-held, manual breast pump skews things back to old-school ways, but it’s doula-recommended and breastfeeding moms swear by it. Unlike a regular electric breast pump, this works by catching the milk draining from your non-breastfeeding boob so that you can essentially store milk without having to separately pump. Genius!

Unless you want to hold a bottle in each hand while your pump does its thing, you’re going to need a pumping bra—ideally one that holds your girls up without spilling your liquid gold. This hands-free bra has impeccable ratings not only because of its support and durability, but also because it has an adjustable velcro back that ensures a perfect fit as your boobs change in size (which they will). 

One thing they don’t tell you about breastfeeding is that you don’t always get to decide when your milk comes out. Sometimes your boobs just start leaking! Stay prepared with these absorbable pads that go right in your bra. They’re discreet, convenient and always there when you need them. 

Sore nipples are no fun for anyone, but especially you because baby’s not taking a break from breakfast, lunch and dinner any time soon. These reusable hydrogel pads help provide cooling relief to sore nipples in between feedings and help heal cracked and ultra-sensitive nipples. 

If you plan on pumping, you’re going to need bags to pour your milk into so that you can easily store it (in the fridge for up to 5 days and in the freezer for up to 5 months). These have amazing reviews because of their durability and spill-proof design. They come pre-sterilized with a double zipper seal to prevent leaks!

Don’t underestimate the importance of comfort while breastfeeding. The more support you have to prop things up so you can sit back and relax as much as possible, the better. This nursing pillow and positioner has been one of the top recommended among breastfeeding mothers for 30 years thanks to the arm and back relief it provides by creating a more ergonomic position in which to nurse.