Bamboobies Nursing Pads for Breastfeeding | 2 Overnight Pairs | Reusable & Washable Breast Pads | Ultra-Absorbent Overnight Nursing Pads | Super Soft Rayon Made From Bamboo | Milk Proof Liner, Natural

The following nbsp Having a baby is a very sanitary procedure for me since milk loves bacteria, but this is not acceptable. Until I discovered this, I have no idea how long mold was present.

I am also being treated for breast infection caused by bacteria. My 10 week old son and I are both being treated for thrush and mastitis currently. If you can find a way to absorb the moisture in the yeast infection starter kit without causing the pad to turn, please do so.

Artemis Noble

| Jan 19, 2021

In an effort to grow my eco-friendly business, I wanted to use washable nursing pads instead of disposable ones, but they don't seem quite as absorbent. During the day at work, I use overnight pads, and at night I use disposable pads. If you are expecting, I advise ordering a pack of disposable diapers to be safe. We tried Medela, Lansinoh, and Bamboobies disposables and found Medela to be the most absorbent. Lansinoh followed, then Bamboobies, and then lastly, Medela.

Anais Russo

| Jan 17, 2021

During a walk, I had these in my bra when a goose came running up and hissed at me. A bamboobie managed to get free from one of my bamboobies while this kept the goose from chasing me farther. I like bamboobies the most out of the four brands of breast pads I've tried, as all the others are A. Johnson, M. Medela, and S. T. -Lanisnoh) they can all be seen through a thin bra and a t-shirt One thing I disliked about disposable t-shirts was how itchy they were. Bamboo Bicycles' pros It's thin, reusable, soft, comfortable, and foldsso well that it's pretty hard to find any cons about it*cons It is not quite smooth and you can see them even through a thin bra on top of a T-shirt Since there is no adhesive on the shirt, the buttons can fall off (see above story for details). A few pro's Featuring a small size, minimal packaging, and quick and easy removing and replacing without changing the shape of the pad*Cons The straps on these are very thick, and they are probably the most noticeable of any brand it is better to remove them than scrunch them back down**Medela & Co. These are thin and adhesive keeps them in place. They scrunch down without any problems. Among the cons Itchy & scratchy There was noise (I heard the plastic moving as I walked), they were packaged individually. They should not be folded in half the way they are now.

Lorelai Giles

| Oct 31, 2020

The best thing about bamboo is its softness. The ones I've tried so far have been 'okay' Occasionally, I am desperate for the ultra absorbent ones, and it always seems like that's what I need for my milk. (Let me tell you, leaking colostrum at work is really this isn't the fault of the product. One of the concerns is the heart-shaped blade. In case your areoles are large you may prefer the "ultra" style so that you can have the full round shape and not have to keep adjusting them so the indent at the top of the heart doesn't expose an area that might leak. To dry), and at the same time to not use Since I use wool balls in my dryer, I'm fine, but if you use dryer sheets, overtime they may coat your pads, so liquid can't absorb through the absorbing layer. Consequently, you will not receive benefit from the product.

Philip Gates

| Oct 19, 2020

So far, the stitching and fabric have held up well after being machine washed and dried well over 30 times. After leaving one in the diaper bag for too long, I had to bleach it, but it still looked great. Apart from being a bit whiter on the non-white one, it did not fade on the white one There is no change from the blue side of it. It's just as soft and effective! You might want to consider the regulars if you're concerned about the outline showing A heart-shaped object).

Jacqueline Gorman

| Jul 04, 2021

The pros include I'm sorry. Fibers from natural sources - Pros Reusable Cons I'm sorry. Due to its shape, the heart does not provide adequate I'm sorry. This time, it is in the shape of a heart. There is no way you won't be able to see the heart through your shirt unless you are wearing a padded bra. I'm sorry. Bambooies are just too expensive, in my opinion. Generally speaking, I would likely buy the round over night bags again, but I would not buy the thin heart-shaped bags.

Dani Rogers

| Feb 07, 2021

In general, I have a lot of leaks. The leakage on my left side is almost continuous, and I leak heavily during let down on the right and left sides. The main problem I have with reusable pads is that they do not leak There are several kinds I tried, but they easily leak through. It's true. As far as I'm concerned, there has never been a leak and I've been so careful that even during times of letdown, I've not leaked. One time, I leaking right through these for a period of time when my daughter went longer than usual without breastfeeding. Therefore, I would not say that these are completely leakproof It's true. Nonetheless, these are a lot better than other reusable pads by a long shot for average users.

Violette Wright

| Jan 22, 2021