For BFing mamas- amazing nursing pads

Re: For BFing mamas- amazing nursing pads

• Katie31759 member

  February 2012

  I just looked them up since I'm using some cotton ones from BRU that leak, but they're pretty expensive. Are they really worth spending that much? If they are, I'll probably order some since I'm going back to work and don't want to deal with leaks! How did you get a pair for 1 cent?
  

  Warning No formatter is installed for the format bbhtml

  Report0 Reply
• Loading the player...
• SoonToBeMsP member

  February 2012

  I am a cheapskate and I think they are worth every penny. The material up against your skin is so soft and absorbent. I was able to find a coupon for 20% off (DDL20) so that helps. If you're ok with buying used, I've seen women selling them on DiaperSwappers. 

  I kind of figured that a box of 60 disposables ($10) was only lasting me about a month, so it was worth it to spend a little more to get a supply that would last indefinitely! 

  Someone on FB (I think?) posted about a promotion they were running where they were selling them for a penny. I hadn't used them before and wasn't sure if they were good, so I didn't share... Bad MrsP!

  DD 1.18.2012

  Report0 Reply
• GeekMom

  February 2012

  SoonToBeMsP:

  Bamboobies (nursing pads) are amazing if you have sore nipples or leak a lot. I got a pair for one cent and already ordered 6 more. They feel so much nicer against my skin and they contain the leaks from the ladies. 

  I second these!
  

  Warning No formatter is installed for the format bbhtml

  Report0 Reply
• BritanyV

  February 2012

  I don't leak but need something soft against my nipples inbetween me and my bra and I got some Bamboobies about a month ago.  I LOVE them!
  

  

  Report0 Reply
• lorahbora member

  February 2012

  Thank you for recommending these! I was having the hardest time finding reusable nursing pads that people actually liked - all the reviews kept saying how they weren't absorbent and it was better to go with disposable. I've been stuffing baby washcloths into my bras as makeshift nursing pads - ha! Then again, I'm a SAHM so I don't have to look presentable, but it's still nice to not feel totally frumpy. 

  
  
  

  Report0 Reply
• Huahine member

  February 2012

  I use bamboo pads during the day when I'm feeding LO regularly, but they don't work for me for overnight - I wind up with wet sheets and more laundry when I wear them too long.  But I have overproduction issues.  The only pads that work overnight for me are the lansinoh disposables. 

  ">">

  

  Report0 Reply