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  1. #1
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    Apr 2007
    Gold Coast
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    Breast Pad recommendations please- both cloth & disposables.

    Hi,

    Just finalising the last few things needed before bubs arrive in the next few weeks & not sure what breast pads to get.

    I'm thinking disposables would be more convenient for hospital (planning to stay the maximum days)- but not sure which brand to get. Last time (which was only 19months ago) I got 2 types just from Woolworths, can't remember the brands- but I know one had purple of the box the other brand had red. I found then useless as they would move around even trying to use the little sticky thing. They also were rather rough on the old BB's, especially as we struggled to get attachment right. So which disposables do you's recommend?

    At about 6months I finally discovered cloth- they were so much more comfortable (and economical)- so I think once home I'll go back to cloth. I can't remember which brand I got last time, but you get 3 in the pack & they were lacey on the outside & came with a little wash bag. Only problem with these is I found them really noticeable under tops & also seemed to shift- especially at night when I need it most. What are your cloth recommendations?

    Thanks in advance for your help.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    I used Pidgeon disposables, and found them the best of the lot. Comfy and lasted a while.

    Born Of Nature and Maz Breast Pads are the only ones I have tried in terms of cloth, but both were excellent.

    ETA: Can't for the life of me remember the name of it at the moment, but you can get this ace top to wear overnights and it absorbs all the leaks so you don;t need breastpads - it is ace! Will try and remember the name and fine te website for you

    HTH

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Sep 2008
    In a cloud of madness.
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    i have only used disp one so far but pigeon were by far the best ones i used.

  4. #4
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    Mar 2008
    still on the teaching contract roundabout
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    I second Maz's breast pads (even though under tighter T-shirts you can see them I don't care! ) they don't seem noticeable under looser tops. You can get funky colours and patterns too!!!!
    (I got enough BPs so I didn't have to worry about sending home for washing - I took the option of my full 5 days in hosp. so didn't worry about disposables)

  5. #5
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    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
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    i use Maz BP's - never really wear any tight tight tops so can't say they've been noticable!

    umm, i think the top that LS is referring to is a booby bib (search on here - there are threads about it)

  6. #6
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    Sep 2008
    South West Sydney, NSW
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    Yep I second, third and fourth for Maz breast pads. They are awesome and super absorbant.

  7. #7
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    yep that's it BG - Booby Bib Thanks!

  8. #8
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    Nov 2005
    Where the heart is
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    Also, Lilypadz - not cloth or sposie...silicone!

  9. #9
    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2008
    In beautiful chaos!
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    Well I used sposies when I had Annabelle and cloth with Lucy. The cloth ones I had were terrible and leaked REALLY badly! The sposies were great BUT they would rub and itch! I was lucky as I would only leak for a couple of weeks both babies.
    Id give Maz's a try I here only great things about her products

  10. #10
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    Jan 2008
    SE suburbs, Vic
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    I was using the pigeon disposables until I got some Maz-a-licious PUL ones & they are fantasic. I've only got 5 pairs but will be getting more for this time around