Cabo cream For Engorgement, Weaning, and Suppression of Breast Milk | Ob-Gyn Doctor Created, Breastfeeding Mother Approved Cabo cream

Cabo cream For Engorgement, Weaning, and Suppression of Breast Milk | Ob-Gyn Doctor Created, Breastfeeding Mother Approved Cabo cream.

All Natural active ingredientsDose dependent, use a little or a lot depending on desired use.No more cabbage leaves!Pleasant light fragrance in an easily absorbable creamDeveloped by an Ob-Gyn Mom; Approved by moms, lactation consultants, doctors and nurses

• All Natural active ingredients
• Dose dependent, use a little or a lot depending on desired use.
• No more cabbage leaves!
• Pleasant light fragrance in an easily absorbable cream
• Developed by an Ob-Gyn Mom; Approved by moms, lactation consultants, doctors and nurses

All-natural Cabo Creme Breast Engorgement Cream – 2oz Tube

Whether you are just starting to breastfeed or are weaning your baby, engorgement of the breasts is a painful experience. All-natural CaboCreme, a silky soft cream formulated with cabbage extract can help. Applied directly on the breasts, this lightly scented cream can reduce the pain of initial engorgement so moms can continue to breastfeed. During the weaning process, apply CaboCreme when a feeding is dropped to reduce breast pain. Simply use Cabocreme more often when suppression is desired.  
Dr. Jill B. Farmar, OB/GYN, developed this revolutionary cream which is specifically formulated to reduce the swelling and breast pain associated with lactation.

What is engorgement?

Engorgement is an intense pain and swelling of the breasts.  This usually happens after the first two to three days after delivery when the milk is filling the breasts.  Mothers may experience engorgement  any time during breastfeeding but it is most common in the beginning and during weaning.

Who should use Cabocreme?

• New mothers who have engorgement with the arrival of the milk and want to breastfeed.
• Mothers who experience engorgement any time while breastfeeding.
• Moms who are ready to wean their baby.
• Mothers who are unable to breastfeed.