Best Breast Pad?

[spooky]

I like the Pigeon odour eliminating ones, but I have only tried these and the Nuk ones. Did not like the Nuk nearly as much. The Pigeon also have 2 sticky bits, so stay in place a lot easier.

[The[cookie]Doctor]

Maz-a-licious all the way. I wouldn't recommend anything else.
Really, what's another pair of socks in the washing machine? Because that's how little space they would take up, and that all you have to do, turf them in...

[loulabelle]

I have to agree with cookiemonster.Reusable are so much softer against your skin than disposables.

[Amaunet]

Thanks Ladies - you are fast! I only wash once a week at the moment (yep I'm lazy with LOTS of clothes) - I know this will change when bubs comes along - but at the moment this works for us - so sposies def the best atm.

[*Efjay*]

If you woud lik eto try some of Maz breastpads let me know I will send you a couple of the ones I have as I no longer need them. I have aheap here so would be happy to pass them on.

[Willow]

I agree, get some of Maz's, by FAR the best I've used. I know you said you want disposable ones but I honestly can't recommend them over Maz' cloth. If you get enough pairs (and they're only $4 each I think) you can still wash once a week. A box of disposables will cost you at least $7 and you go through them so quickly, so think of the money you'll save too. I wasted sooooo much money on sposies.

[The[cookie]Doctor]

Oooh yeah, Willow, cost wise they are disgusting!!
In the early days I was going through a pack in two days. Spending $50 a fortnight on breastpads was not to my liking!!