Community› The Bump Message Boards› Babies: 0 - 3 Months
Babies: 0 - 3 Months
New Discussion

Best Nursing Pads?

atokdogatokdog member
in Babies: 0 - 3 Months

What are the best nursing pads?  I used the Avent ones a couple of times and found them bulky and that they didn't stay in my nursing bras very well.  I am having much better luck with the Medela ones.  Anyone else want to weigh in on the subject?

Report Reply to Post

Re: Best Nursing Pads?

  • ChelleMChelleM

    Do you mean the Avent reusable/cloth nursing pads?  I used those and thought they were great.

    I used Lansinoh disposable pads in the beginning.  They worked fine but I liked the Avent pads b/c they were cheaper and better for the environment.

    Report Reply
  • Loading the player...
  • chach916chach916
    I also use lansinoh but my cousin recommended the brand lily pad which is a reusable.  I ordered some off amazon and am anxious to try them.
    Warning No formatter is installed for the format bbhtml
    Report Reply
  • OctoberBabyHOctoberBabyH
    I have reusable pads but they always soak right through, so I usually use the Gerber NUK ones. The Lansinoh ones have a peel-and-stick on the back so they stay put better, but have that gelly stuff inside so when you leak, they get squishy and smelly. (I change them often of course, but bc of this, I would rather use the Gerber's.)
    Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker Pregnancy Ticker
    Report Reply
  • SnoopyLuvSnoopyLuv member
    I hate the Medela and Nuk (reusables) the medelas are too small and didnt stay in place and the Nuk are not absorbent but I wish I had better reusables...I have been using the First Years pads with Lanolin in the pad. They are super absorbent and the lanolin is nice in case I forget to apply it.
    Lilypie First Birthday tickersLilypie Third Birthday tickers
      Francesca Pearl is here!             Josephine Hope is almost 3!
    Report Reply
  • Luv2Run1stLuv2Run1st member

    Lansinoh.

    I bought the lily padz but I haven't used them yet. 

    Lilypie Second Birthday tickers <a href="http://s877.photobucket.com/albums/ab335/Luv2Run1st/?action=view
    Report Reply
  • lecunkel11lecunkel11

    I have tried the Lansinoh ones but because they are folded in the middle you can see it through some of my shirts..

     i like the Johnsons ones I found at Target. Good luck!

    Report Reply
  • CopperT0pCopperT0p member
    The Lansinoh ones always get bunched up if I'm not wearing a padded bra.  I'm not buying those again.  I had a trial pair of Johnson & Johnson pads and although they were on the thick side, they didn't bunch and they stayed put.  I'm now on the hunt for reusables with the amount I go through.
    image image

    Lilypie Fourth Birthday tickers

    Lilypie First Birthday tickers
    Report Reply
  • jenpekarjenpekar
    I like the Nuk brand.  They are thin and kinda mold to the shape of my breast after wearing for a bit. I do not have a bad leaking problem so thin ones are the best for me.
    Read more on my blog: Leilaland http://myleilaland.blogspot.com Pregnancy Ticker Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker
    Report Reply
  • sgroff26sgroff26 member

    imageOctoberBabyH:
    I have reusable pads but they always soak right through, so I usually use the Gerber NUK ones. The Lansinoh ones have a peel-and-stick on the back so they stay put better, but have that gelly stuff inside so when you leak, they get squishy and smelly. (I change them often of course, but bc of this, I would rather use the Gerber's.)

     

    I us NUK during the day and Lansinoh at night b/c they absorb better.

    Warning No formatter is installed for the format bbhtml
    Report Reply
This discussion has been closed.
Choose Another Board
Search Boards
"
"