My Expert Midwife Peri Prep Your Bits
€19.00
Free Delivery
On orders to ROI over €75
Next Day Dispatch
On all orders placed before 12pm
Hassle Free Returns
With our shipping courier DPD
Customer Support
Mon - Fri
Please note: We cannot ship liquid goods to customers living outside of Ireland
Delivery
Orders placed Monday to Friday before 12.00 pm (GMT, Irish time) are delivered within 1-3 working days. We strive to provide a fast turnaround on the dispatch of all orders, but during peak periods, dispatch times may be longer.
All orders for delivery within Ireland over €75 are eligible for FREE DELIVERY. For orders below this threshold, a standard delivery charge of €7 applies. To orders in the UK and NI a standard delivery rate of €10 applies.
We use DPD for all of our delivery services.
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Description
Peri Prep Your Bits is a midwife developed, mum approved perineal massage oil that is safe to use in pregnancy to prepare for your baby’s birth and is ideal for encouraging the skin around your perineum to stretch more easily during childbirth.
This award-winning perineal massage oil contains a unique blend of natural and essential oils to help nourish, protect and promote skin elasticity. Includes lavender oil to promote healing and regeneration, avocado oil to protect, sweet almond oil to nourish and moisturise.
- Controlled-flow bottle, so no mess or wastage
- Designed to be used to massage external skin before, during and after pregnancy
- Massage yourself or ask your partner to do it
Perineal massage from 35 weeks has been clinically proven to help stretch the perineum (the area of skin that stretches during childbirth) and make it more elastic, therefore reducing the risk of tearing or the need for an episiotomy, and help to improve the chances of recovering sooner after birth.
