Milky Goodness

Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit

Antenatal expressing is the collection of colostrum (first milk) during pregnancy. This kit includes collectors that catch collostrum prior to giving birth.

Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit

Regular price $32.95
Sale price $32.95 Regular price $0.00
Antenatal expressing is the collection of colostrum (first milk) during pregnancy. This kit includes collectors that catch collostrum prior to giving birth.
WHY IT'S GREAT

Antenatal expressing is the collection of colostrum (first milk) during pregnancy. It takes several days after birth until your breastmilk comes in, but for many, colostrum can come in during their third trimester. It’s highly concentrated, full of protein and nutrient-dense – so a little goes a long way in your baby’s tiny tummy. It’s full of good fats, easy to digest, and brimming with components that start their development in the best possible way.

Antenatal expressing is beneficial for new mums to become familiar with their anatomy before breastfeeding is established. This is only safe if you are low risk and have had the green light from your midwife, OB-GYN or doctor and should never be performed if you are at risk of premature labour. Please make sure you consult with your health care provider before doing this.

To use, gently squeeze the breast tissue around the areola with your hands and collect drops of milk using a cup, and then use the syringe found in the Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit to collect the golden drops. Feed to your baby by placing it in their mouth and plunging the syringe. 

The colostrum expressing kit is designed to help you stockpile in preparation for your feeding journey and will rescue you from the unexpected. For example, should your baby need extra fluid or nutrition in those early days or you hit a bump in your journey. Not everyone is offered free syringes from their healthcare provider, so this kit is for those who aren't. It also comes with take-home instructions, labels for dating, different size syringes, and information on safely storing and defrosting your milk.

DETAILS

1 x Syringes with caps and labels (4 different volumes - each individually serialised & packaged)

1 x 30ml Measuring Cup with Lid

1 x "How to" Info card

1 x Breast Milk Storage Magnet

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Delivery

Same Day Dispatch: Orders received before 12pm AEST, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) will be dispatched from our warehouse on the same day.

Standard Delivery: Free delivery on orders over $149* or Flat-rate delivery from $8.95 on orders under $149*.

Express Delivery: Flat-rate from $14.95. Express delivery calculated at checkout.

*Free delivery on orders over $149 for Metro addresses in Australia, based on postcode. Delivery to remote addresses starts at $9.95. Delivery calculated at checkout.

Returns

We have created an edit of only the best products in the baby sphere that we trust, know, work and think you need. With this in mind, we give you 30 days from your purchase date to make a return or exchange (some exclusions apply). For more information view our full return policy here.

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Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit

Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit by Milky Goodness

1 x Syringes with caps and labels (4 different volumes - each individually serialised & packaged)

1 x 30ml Measuring Cup with Lid

1 x "How to" Info card

1 x Breast Milk Storage Magnet

Antenatal expressing is the collection of colostrum (first milk) during pregnancy. It takes several days after birth until your breastmilk comes in, but for many, colostrum can come in during their third trimester. It’s highly concentrated, full of protein and nutrient-dense – so a little goes a long way in your baby’s tiny tummy. It’s full of good fats, easy to digest, and brimming with components that start their development in the best possible way.

Antenatal expressing is beneficial for new mums to become familiar with their anatomy before breastfeeding is established. This is only safe if you are low risk and have had the green light from your midwife, OB-GYN or doctor and should never be performed if you are at risk of premature labour. Please make sure you consult with your health care provider before doing this.

To use, gently squeeze the breast tissue around the areola with your hands and collect drops of milk using a cup, and then use the syringe found in the Antenatal Colostrum Expressing Kit to collect the golden drops. Feed to your baby by placing it in their mouth and plunging the syringe. 

The colostrum expressing kit is designed to help you stockpile in preparation for your feeding journey and will rescue you from the unexpected. For example, should your baby need extra fluid or nutrition in those early days or you hit a bump in your journey. Not everyone is offered free syringes from their healthcare provider, so this kit is for those who aren't. It also comes with take-home instructions, labels for dating, different size syringes, and information on safely storing and defrosting your milk.

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