Cloth Post-Partum Pads?

mudluscious4 · October 2011

Any recommendations for cloth menstrual pads for those super heavy days postpartum? I saw FuzziBuns sells a line of one-piecers, while the DivaCup people sell Luna Pads which come in two pieces. Based on that info alone I might want to go with the FB brand, but what has your experience been?

Mamasaurus · October 2011

I have no PP experience yet, but I had "dysfunctional uterine bleeding" or whatever they call it now, where every so often my uterus would decide to re-enact the Saint Valentine's Massacre in my underwear when Aunt Flo visited. I found that the night time Party In My Pants were very effective.

Nic&Susie · October 2011

I used homestead emporium and found them to be well made, comfortable, and adequately absorbent.

nsees · October 2011

My favorite are essence of eve from hyena cart. Thin, comfortable, effective, and affordable for building up your stash.

https://hyenacart.com/theessenceofeve/

FLsteph7 · October 2011

I have no postpartum expereince yet, but i have had amazing luck with the diva cup. it can be awkward at first, but don't give up, you'll figure it out.

i don't like wearing it at night though, so i have purchased some cloth pads (some from ebay & some from etsy). the ones that work best (for me anyway) are the ones with "zorb" in them.

good luck.

lar1203 · October 2011

my favorites are from Homestead Emporium. second favorites are from Essence of Eve. both of these are on Hyena Cart.

Blackvelvet · October 2011

FLsteph7:

I have no postpartum expereince yet, but i have had amazing luck with the diva cup. it can be awkward at first, but don't give up, you'll figure it out.

i don't like wearing it at night though, so i have purchased some cloth pads (some from ebay & some from etsy). the ones that work best (for me anyway) are the ones with "zorb" in them.

good luck.

This is advice from someone who has no postpartum experience as you can't put anything up there for at least a few weeks no divacups allowed postpartum. The other problem would be the amount of fluid no divacup is holding it in even if you could use it. I'm making my own for postpartum I'm taking my own overnight pad pattern and going to make it a little thicker.

FLsteph7 · October 2011

Blackvelvet:
FLsteph7:

I have no postpartum experience yet, but i have had amazing luck with the diva cup. it can be awkward at first, but don't give up, you'll figure it out.
i don't like wearing it at night though, so i have purchased some cloth pads (some from ebay & some from etsy). the ones that work best (for me anyway) are the ones with "zorb" in them.
good luck.
This is advice from someone who has no postpartum experience as you can't put anything up there for at least a few weeks no divacups allowed postpartum. The other problem would be the amount of fluid no divacup is holding it in even if you could use it. I'm making my own for postpartum I'm taking my own overnight pad pattern and going to make it a little thicker.

Hi thanks. in my original post i said "I have no postpartum experience yet" so thanks for restating. that being said i'm not a complete idiot, obviously you couldn't actually use the divacup for those initial weeks. i was simply making a statement about the divacup. OP- good luck with whatever you end up with.

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