Smile Makers and Mumsnet have teamed up on the first vibrator created with mothers, for mothers.
The Whisperer is designed for mothers to help them reconnect with their sexuality and find pleasure post-childbirth. In a survey of Mumsnet users, the two brands found that 75% of mothers worry about reconnecting with their sexuality after giving birth and 80% were unable to find relevant information about doing so.
Using this research, Smile Makers has now launched the new Whisperer vibrator. The Whisperer is a clitoral vibrator, as the brands also found that new mothers can feel nervous about penetrative sex.When speaking of the new clitoral vibrator, Smile Makers says:"To cater for scar tissue and heightened sensitivity, The Whisperer’s patented design is made with super soft and flexible silicone which creates a gentle touch on the clitoris.
The Whisperer is now available to shop on the Smile Makers website. At under £35, it's a great and affordable option for mothers — and is equally good for anyone who uses clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm.
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