Why Choose Nustle

What is the nustle? It is the only end to end breastfeeding product that can be used from pregnancy and beyond
The Nustle’s patent pending design provides moist heat therapy. Studies show that moist heat encourages a healthy milk flow. Case studies show an average increase of milk pumped by 58% while reducing the amount of time it takes to extract the milk by 80%.
More milk production in a shorter amount of time. The moist heat element mimics doctors advice of taking a hot shower to encourage the letdown, or release of milk3… no need to stand in the shower losing milk down the drain or precious time with baby.
Cold compression therapy relieves soreness, soothes mastitis and eases discomfort at the end of your breast feeding journey. Faster, Easier, Comfortably
The nustle was designed with you in mind to support the entire motherhood journey.
Belly Band: Use the Nustle’s heat or cold therapy to ease back pain caused by pregnancy, while lifting baby up to take off some of the load. It can also be a postpartum belly compression band! “Woah!” Ease Discomfort: Moist heat from the Nustle helps to release tension in the body and sooth aches and pains, helps with Mastitis, Clogged Ducts & Engorgement “What a Relief!” The Support You Need: The Nustle Team is here for you! We are your personal Victory Cheer squad and #1 supporter of your decision. “4 Products + Service in-one” Free 30-min consultation: Every Nustle comes with a free session with a lactation expert. Our experts have the heart to see you succeed at your goals. “Gotta a Question?” Breastfeeding support: Moist Heat from Nustle has shown to increase milk output by double! While cold-compression helps to stop milk production with ease and comfort. “It’s a Boobie Spa Treatment!”
In what ways can the nustle be used? • Belly Band • Breastfeeding • Postpartum • Weaning • Menstrual Cramp • Back Pain • Ankle Pain • Itchy Bug Bites • Surgery healing support • and much more
The Nustle's Design Supports in Many Ways: • Hands free for multi-tasking • Easy to put on and adjust • Weight mimics the touch of baby on the chest • Filled with natural ingredients • Full breastfeeding cycle support • Healthy support for milk production and suppression • Provides comfort for engorgement, clogged ducts, and mastitis
Why Choose to Breastfeed?
Did you know? In the first 6 months breastfeeding rates decrease by 73%. At Birth - 84%, At 3 months - 44%, At 6 months - 22% of mothers are still breastfeeding.
Did you know? In the first 6 months breastfeeding rates decrease by 73%. At birth: 17% of mothers never started breastfeeding, 83% of mamas are breastfeeding at discharge post-delivery. At 3 months: 17% of mothers never started breastfeeding, 39% of moms stopped breastfeeding prior to 3 months, 44% of mamas still breastfeed at 3 months. At 6 months: 17% of mothers never started breastfeeding, 39% of moms stopped breastfeeding prior to 3 months, 22% of mommas stopped breastfeeding between 3 & 6 months, 22% of mamas still breastfeed at 6 months.
CDC and World Health Organization says it’s recommended that breastmilk be the only form of nutrients for the first 6 months of a child’s life and breastfeeding should continue until the child turns 2. But Why?
Breastfeeding reduces health risks in children: • Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) • Acute Otitis Media (ear infections) • Severe Lower Respiratory Disease • Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) • Asthma • Obesity • Type 1 Diabetes
Breastfeeding reduces health risks in mothers: • High Blood Pressure • Breast Cancer • Ovarian Cancer • Type 2 Diabetes
We want to see every Mama Succeed In Her Own Journey - Nustle
Breastfeeding vs Formula (pros & cons) Breastfeeding: Beneficial for baby and mom (pro), Readily available (pro), Ease of digestion (pro), Antibodies (pro), Smarter babies (pro), Time saved (pro), Ideal nutrition (pro), Save money – its FREE (pro), Battles infection (pro), Encourages baby’s healthy weight (pro), Soul responsibility is mom’s (con), Tastes changes (pro) - Formula: Un-able to match complexity of breastmilk (con), No antibodies (con), No correlation to increased intelligence (con), Allows partner to feed too (pro), Tastes the same (con), Un-able to adapt to baby’s need (con), Requires planning and organization (con), Allows mom not to worry about what she eats (pro), Large financial obligation ($1,500-2,500 / year) (con)
Our Mission is to help each mother find success in their breastfeeding journey. - Nustle
You are our mission. No matter what point in your journey you are in we want you to know that you matter and that you have what it takes to be the best and give the best to your baby. Your success is a win for your child, your family, and the future of their generation. Together we can create a healthier world by supporting women through their breastfeeding journeys.
Nustle is founded by expert concepts. We listened to doctors, lactation consultants, and of course, our grandmothers’ wives’ tales to design a garment that will give you the support and results you deserve.
What Moms Are Saying About the Nustle: Rachel W - Mother of 2 - Labor & Delivery Nurse "Love this wrap! My milk comes out quicker, helps with clogged ducts, being engorged, and is so comfortable with the heat. I’m a labor and delivery nurse and this is one of the best things out there!!!", Kerilyn B - Momma of 3 - "Increased my supply by 3oz each pumping session!", Lindsey C - Mama of 2 - "I had mastitis then found this wrap and it helped get me through!" , Deborah M - Mamma of 2 - "It’s a boobie spa treatment!!", Morgan D - Mom of 3 - "It helped me get over the pain from a clogged duct and increased my supply!", Laura B - Momma of 3 - "The difference in weaning with this product and without is night and day."

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