Description

Lactation Support Package Promotion @ $699 (U.P$1292)
Includes:
6 x Lactation Aid Massage (60mins) – During Breastfeeding
6 x Back Detox & Drainage Massage (30mins) -Recommend to do with Lactation Aid Massage
2 x Weaning Breast Massage (60mins) – During the transition from breastfeeding to cessation
🎁Free Gifts:
3 Packs Eight Treasure Chicken Tonic Soup
1 Box Collagen Tea Jelly (10pcs)
1 x Tub Lactation cookies (random flavor)

Lactation Aid Massage regulates milk supply and benefits mothers considerably, especially within the first 6 months of breastfeeding. It is advisable to commence this massage shortly after delivery, typically around 4-6 days postpartum. This massage technique effectively addresses issues such as blocked or plugged ducts, making it an efficient method to kick-start breastfeeding. Additionally, it can alleviate various lactation-related concerns, including engorgement (characterized by swelling, hardening, and tightness), mastitis, milk blisters, and lumps in the breast due to accumulated milk in ducts. Furthermore, it aids in reducing swelling of lymph nodes around the armpit or lower breast area, typically along the bra line. It is also recommended that this massage be done every 2-3 weeks for maintenance purposes and to prevent duct blockage.

Info:
Lactation Aid Massage can be done at any point during breastfeeding. It is for maintenance or when you face issues like blocked ducts or a dip in supply. Many clients find it beneficial to schedule sessions once every 3-4 weeks. This routine helps prevent blocked ducts and supports a consistent breast milk supply.

Back Detox Drainage Massage, we recommend combining it with the lactation Aid session. This specialized massage technique promotes overall wellness and assists the body in eliminating toxins, which can be particularly beneficial during breastfeeding.

Weaning Breast Massage is performed as part of the transition from breastfeeding to cessation. This massage technique becomes particularly crucial during this phase, as any remaining milk may accumulate, potentially leading to the formation of lumps or blockages within the breast tissue. This massage aids in the gentle release of any residual milk, promoting comfort and preventing complications such as engorgement or mastitis.