I've only used the Avent pads so far, and I really like them. They don't show through my tank tops, and they just get solid feeling when they're full. I haven't had them leak yet, and my Milk Saver shows that I can leak up to 2+oz at a feeding. I change them 2-3 times per day.
I use Lanisoh. Medela's were okay but I like the Lanisoh ones better.
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When I was still able to nurse I used the evenflo simply absorbent nursing pads. I really liked them. They carry them at walgreens or you can find the online.
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I use Nuk 'cause they are the cheapest. However, I do have a little trick for not going through so many pads. When I am nursing I shove in a reusable pad to catch my letdown of the opposite breast that is not being nursed on.
I'm using Johnson's right now but they have this weird little nipple indention that's supposed to be nicer to your nips but just makes you look 'perky' all the time. I have Lansinoh too but I feel like they make me sweat more so I only wear them at night. My reusables still aren't enough. I really just want to stop freaking leaking.
Lansinoh. Just because they keep the moisture away. I don't have a good enough bra to make them stick and stay stuck in the right place, but they work for the leaks. I'm on my 2nd box, use one pair a day.
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I like the Lasinoh ones. They are pretty big, and I've never leaked through them (although my nip has drifted off of them before). I HATE the Ameda ones. They are tiny!
I've tried Lansinoh, Evenflo Simply Absorbent, Curad (ugh at the hospital) and Tommee Tippee. I liked the TT ones the best unfortunately. This post makes me realize I should make a stop by Target today to get a few boxes because they were on sale for $6.99 for 50 pairs.
I have some reusable ones I got from Buy Buy Baby and I don't like them, even though I wanted to. I stuffed a sock in my bra one night out of pure frustration and that worked better than the reusable ones.
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Re: What boob pads do you use?
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TTC #1 7/08 PCOS dx 8/28/04 Met 1000 mg and Clomid cycles 1-4 1/6/09-5/2/09 BFN
Clomid 100mg 6/4/09=O'd=BFP on 6/29/09! Beta@14DPO 70.8 Beta@16DPO 152. EDD 3/7/10.
First u/s on 7/13/09 @6w0d heard and saw heartbeat 102 bpm.
K M #1 arrived via c/s 3/1/10 10 lbs, 22 inches long at 39 weeks.
Surprise expecting #2. Med-free BFP on 8/1/11! Beta@15DPO 58.2 Beta@17DPO 198.3 Beta@23DPO 2338. EDD 4/9/12
K M #2 arrived via c/s 3/19/12 9 lbs 2 oz, 21 inches long at 37 weeks.
"If we weren't all crazy we would go insane."
I use Nuk 'cause they are the cheapest. However, I do have a little trick for not going through so many pads. When I am nursing I shove in a reusable pad to catch my letdown of the opposite breast that is not being nursed on.
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I've tried Lansinoh, Evenflo Simply Absorbent, Curad (ugh at the hospital) and Tommee Tippee. I liked the TT ones the best unfortunately. This post makes me realize I should make a stop by Target today to get a few boxes because they were on sale for $6.99 for 50 pairs.
I have some reusable ones I got from Buy Buy Baby and I don't like them, even though I wanted to. I stuffed a sock in my bra one night out of pure frustration and that worked better than the reusable ones.