The silver cup is a traditional symbol of purity, because it has long been associated with cleanliness and innocence. For this reason, many newborn babies are given a silver cup as a way to welcome them into the world and wish them a lifetime of purity. The silver cup also has a powerful biblical association, because it was used in the story of Joseph and his brothers. The brothers placed a silver cup in their sack of grain, and the person who grabbed it would become Joseph's servant. This is a symbolic reminder to be honest at all times, because dishonesty will always lead to trouble.
Using Silver Nursing Cups
Our Koala Silver nursing cups are really easy to use, but they're also effective at preventing and treating sore cracked or chafed nipples as well as nipple fissures. When worn regularly, the Silver nursing cups promote the healing of sore nipples and are especially effective when used in conjunction with our Vitamin E oil, a true miracle-worker for all types of nipple irritation.
It's important to note that the silver nursing cups should be cleaned between each use with mild soapy water or home-grade dishwashing liquid. Using major detergents or excessive scrubbing can damage the effectiveness of the Silver nursing cup and cause it to tarnish faster.גביע כסף
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