Empowering Mothers on Their Breastfeeding Journey

First Time Mothers

92% of new mothers struggle with breastfeeding in the early days after their child is born. Breastfeeding as a first-time mom can be both a rewarding and challenging experience. While many experience joy and bonding during feeding, feelings of anxiety and self-doubt often arise as they navigate this new journey. Concerns about milk supply, proper latching, and whether their baby is getting enough nutrition can lead to stress.

The Nipa Ye At-Breast Supplementer supports new mothers and eases their journey by ensuring that the infant receives sufficient nourishment while also facilitating feeding at the breast and alleviating nipple confusion. Feeding at the breast with the Supplementer also helps stimulate milk production, reducing the need to use a breast pump.

Because the Nipa Ye Supplementer is slim and can be worn underneath clothing, it simplifies discreet breastfeeding outside of the home, increasing opportunities to breastfeed rather than bottle feed and heightening the physical connection between mother and child.

Inverted or Flat Nipples

An inverted nipple is one that retracts inward rather than protruding outward, which may make latching more difficult for the baby. Inverted nipples can present challenges for breastfeeding. However, various techniques can help, such as manual stimulation or pumping before nursing.

Inverted nipples can sometimes be a congenital condition, meaning they are present from birth. In some cases, they may become more pronounced during pregnancy.

Recognizing that inverted and flat nipples affect many mothers, our intention was to design a supplementer that is intuitive and will support all women, no matter the shape or size of the breast or nipple. For those with inverted or flat nipples, our bend-tip feeding tube gently guides and supports the infant to properly latch onto your nipple.

We recommend you seek guidance from a lactation consultant who can provide personalized strategies to support breastfeeding.

Low Milk Supply

Lactation is a supply-and-demand process that requires nipple stimulation and milk extraction, and research shows that stimulation from the infant suckling at the breast is the best way to initiate a mother’s milk production.

The intent of the Nipa Ye Supplementer is to support and encourage long-term breastfeeding through the promotion of natural milk production.

The Nipa Ye At-Breast Supplementer is designed for comfort and is a seamless option for mothers to feed their child at the breast when milk supply is low. Breast pumps can be painful and lead to bottle feeding, and other supplementer options are archaic in design and cumbersome in use.

The Nipa Ye Supplementer avoids these downfalls with its slim, discrete profile; soft, medical-grade silicone; and a feeding tube system designed to encourage natural stimulation of the breast, increasing milk production and flow.

Benefits of the Nipa Ye At-Breast Supplementer

Increases Milk Production
Through optimal stimulation, our Supplementer boosts milk production and encourages long-term breastfeeding.

Prevents Nipple Confusion
Supplementing your child at the breast will maintain their connection to nipple feeding better than bottle feeding.

Bonding Through Breastfeeding
Our Supplementer supports early bonding between mother and child through the contact and closeness of breastfeeding.

Nipple-Hug Design
Our caddy nipple is designed to seamlessly align the feeding tube with your nipple, providing a natural and comfortable fit for continuous wear, both at home and on the go.