Silicone Breast Pump: a hands-free pump using natural suction to collect precious breastmilk for your little one Fill the perineal cleaning bottle with warm water, screw the cap on securely then extend the nozzle firmly. While sitting on the toilet, place the bottle between your legs and aim the tip of the nozzle towards your perineal area. Squeeze gently while weeing, repeating as needed to clean the area. WHAT’S INCLUDED: Fill the peri bottle with warm water. You may also use cool water for soothing if that feels better for you. Sharon: I wasn't aware these products even existed however I would definitely recommend this one based on its feel and usability and it is quite stylish for a cleaning bottle! Plus I find Lanisoh products are such good quality that I have no hesitation in thinking the best product design has gone into making this the best on the market. What changes would you make to this product?

Jasmin: Being tender and sore after birth is a given. If you are one of the many women to have some stitches and grazes then this little bottle will be great to help to keep stitches clean and hopefully avoid infections. As it comes with a collapsible spout and a little store away pouch which is very discreet, it’s perfect to pop it into your hospital bag or handbag for when out and about after birth. Would you recommend this to other parents? No matter how you gave birth, whether you choose to use a peri bottle or not is completely up to you. Anything that might make you feel a little more comfortable in those first few exhausting days of parenthood is a winner in our books. What do I put in a peri bottle? Kate: Yes I would choose this product above others on the market because it feels like it is made of very good quality plastics and is very well made. It is also very reasonably priced compared to others on the market. The competitors are either the same price or slightly cheaper but do not look as good quality. Also this one comes with a travel bag which is handy.Sometimes, especially if this is your first labor or your baby is bigger than average, the perineum can tear naturally during childbirth. Other times, if your baby is struggling to make it through the birth canal, the doctor can perform an episiotomy — an intentional incision in the perineum, to ensure delivery continues to progress safely (1). Surprisingly, it’s better to tear than to be cut, as it’s easier for the perineum to heal naturally after tearing. Debbie: Yes I would highly recommend this product. This peri bottle is essential if you have had a natural birth. It helps to relieve pain when you urinate and cleans the area which is really important if you have stitches. It's so easy to unscrew the top, fill it with warm water and the head of the bottle is simple to aim even upside down. The product is also easy to wash.

Make sure the water you use is warm but not hot as you don’t want to risk burning your already sensitive skin. As well as feeling soothing, some mums feel using a peri bottle leaves them cleaner than simply using toilet paper would. How long do I need to use a peri bottle for? With the Post-Birth Wash Bottle, you can easily and conveniently clean and care for your intimate area after giving birth. The bottle is specially developed to provide a gentle and controlled water stream that helps relieve discomfort and promote healing. It is easy to use and ensures effective and gentle cleansing.Kate: I would recommend this product because it’s so easy to use. It also means I save a lot of time keeping my stitches clean in the first days and weeks after childbirth. It is a lot easier to use this product rather than having a shower or running a bath after going to the toilet every time and therefore saves a lot of time. Childbirth is usually divided into three different stages: the labor stage (divided into latent, active labor, and transition), the delivery of the infant, and the passage of the placenta. During the second phase, while the baby crowns, your perineum may tear.

As you start to push, your baby will move into your vagina and begin to “crown” — exiting your body head first (hopefully!) into the world. Although babies are small, your perineal area will still need to stretch significantly to allow your baby’s body to pass through. This is what the perineum is made to do. You will also bleed for up to six weeks after your baby was born. This discharge – known as lochia – can be quite heavy initially as your uterus is shedding its lining.Description Post-Birth Wash Bottle Following childbirth, the perineal area can be left stressed and tender. The Lansinoh Post-Birth Wash Bottle gently washes this sensitive area, soothing post-birth discomfort and diluting urine with a cleansing stream of water. This award-winning cleaning bottle can hold up to 360ml of water and can be easily used upside down, cleansing hard to reach areas with little fuss. Ergonomically designed, the collapsible spout and waterproof storage bag make it portable and discreet. No Need for refilling mid toilet break! - The Ninja Mama upside down peri bottle ensures you have plenty of soothing spray at your fingertips. The extra long 7 inch spout means no need for awkward bending to get into the correct position. It’s not surprising then that going for your first wee after giving birth can cause an uncomfortable stinging or burning sensation. And some new mums swear by using a peri bottle to soothe their perineum and help it to heal. What is a peri bottle? This bottle is an indispensable tool in the postpartum period, where the body needs extra care and attention. By using the Post-Birth Wash Bottle, you can achieve a clean and fresh feeling while avoiding irritation and discomfort.