CaboCréme Cabbage Breast Cream for Tenderness & Engorgement Relief, Breastfeeding Weaning Support - Dry Up Breast Milk - Postpartum Essential - OB-GYN Created & Breastfeeding Mother-Approved - 2 oz

I recently had a C-section and was looking for product that would help alleviate discomfort and reduce swelling in my breasts. That's when I came across this amazing cream that has truly been a game-changer for me! Using this cream every 3 to 4 hours, in combination with ice packs and ace wrapping, has made a world of difference in just 2 to 3 days. The results were incredible! Not only did I experience minimal discomfort, but my breasts were no longer swollen. I love how easy it is to apply this cream, and it absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving any greasy residue. The soothing and cooling sensation provided immediate relief, making me feel more comfortable throughout the day. The quality of this product is outstanding, and the ingredients used are gentle and safe for postpartum use. I appreciate that it doesn't have any strong odors, which is important when you're around your newborn. I highly recommend this cream to any new moms who are looking for relief and comfort after a C-section or experiencing breast discomfort. It truly worked wonders for me and made my recovery process much smoother. Thank you to the makers of this incredible product! 💕

While it was not ideal, I had to stop breastfeeding suddenly after two months. I went cold turkey instead of weaning. The first few days the engorgement was very painful and uncomfortable. I wished I had this sooner. Got this product about three days in and applied it 3-4 times daily. Helped a lot with the discomfort! I’m not sure if it made the process go any quicker but my milk was mostly dried up by 1 week (keep in mind I had a low supply to begin with). I would definitely reccomend this product to anyone experiencing painful engorgement as they stop breastfeeding. Other things I used in addition to this product: Sudafed over the counter 2x a day (ask doctor before use!), ibuprofen, ice packs at night, nursing pads for leaks, no more milk tea (by earth mama), and avoiding getting my chest wet in the shower (I took cool showers too, to prevent letdown). This is just what worked for me, I know I was desperate for any advice going through this process! Whoever is reading this: I know it is a physically and mentally painful experience to stop breastfeeding. You are not alone, even though this is a part of motherhood nobody talks about. We all have different reasons for stopping, but know you are so strong and you will get through this! Allow yourself to feel your feelings, your hormones are probably raging right now and you’re uncomfortable. Be kind to yourself! You’re an amazing mother. ❤️

I’ve tried weaning off breastfeeding slowly since I was back to work it was really hard for me to pump religiously every 3-4 hours. I also notice a big drop in my milk production and my milk was already very light in color. I also notice when I nurse her at night she was not satisfied with my milk anymore that I have to supplement formula at night. So decided to just completely stop breastfeeding since I was already able to pump out 250 bags of milk. So I can just combo her with my milk and formula. The problem with stopping breastfeeding is the ENGORGEMENT. It’s really painful and I was too scared to have mastitis. I was researching products to helps me. I have tried the Sudafed, the teas (sage&peppermint) or the no flow teas and cabbage leaves (too much work by way can’t keep up with every 2 hours change) but did not have the result I wanted I still have leaks and engorgement. Followed the instructions I applied it every 3 hours for 48 hours and wore a sports bra. Works wonders. No more leaks, no painful engorgement and ducts are not stiff/hard to touch. My breast are back to normal. Smells great. Easy to use. Now it’s has completely stop.

I was so engorged postpartum that my milk started filling up in ducts in my armpit. Gross and extremely painful. It looked like I had a third boob when I lifted my arm. I used this product a few times a day along with sunflower letchin and in 4 days my armpit boob was no longer painful and soft enough to massage the milk out. By day 6 it was gone. I only used the cabo cream directly on my armpit boob(not at all on my breast) so I didn’t affect my milk supply and it worked perfectly. So thankful!

The price of this cream is borderline criminal, but it has worked well to help dry up my milk postpartum.