Avent Washable Nursing Pads With Bag

Pros: Machine washable; reuseable; soft and comfortable; pay for themselves quickly.
Cons: Definitely not for overnight use; are not as absorbent as many disposables.

So you've decided to breastfeed your little bundle of joy. CONGRATULATIONS! Give yourself a pat on the back for giving your baby the best start possible in life with all those antibodies contained in your milk as well as the superior nutrition not found...

Pros: Good to help stop leaks, inexpensive
Cons: Noticeable under some shirts

I bought Avent Nursing Pads when nursing both my sons. I used them inside my bra while nursing to help with leaking milk when I was out in public. They help absorb the milk if your breasts still leak in the early weeks of nursing. They are very...

Pros: reusable, washable, soft & comfy
Cons: may promote yeast/bacterial growth

In most cases, the brand doesn't matter, although certainly women have preferences for one kind or another. Here's the thing about nursing pads - all brands, disposable or washable: YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THEM FREQUENTLY. It's OK to use them if you're a...

Pros: Washable and reusable
Cons: Get soaked quickly

I purchased these breast pads and overall I am pleased with them. I do have some problems with them though. I was a very heavy leaker up until my son was 8 weeks old and still leak heavily on occasion. When I would go out with one breast pad in each cup...

Pros: Very absorbent
Cons: Need to be washed a few times to soften up

I was given Avent Nursing Pads by the lactation consultant from our hospital when my son was a few weeks old. I had been using disposable pads, but she wanted me to try these and give her my opinion. Well, I didn't like them the first few time I wore...

Pros: Don't Leak!
Cons: A little more expensive-But worth it

I highly agree on the recommendation of these nursing pads.
I didn't know about them for the first couple months. I used the disposable ones. Those not only got soaked when my milk came in, but they were made very poorly. I had several of the...

Pros: washable! good price considering amount of use, nice size, absorbant, not noticeable
Cons: could get stained, not for overnights or days out, no adhesive to keep in place

When I first went to buy the re-usable pads I was a little hesitant about the price. They are more expensive than the disposable pads, however you certainly get your moneys worth. I really enjoyed being able to wash the pads and re-use them, ...

Pros: don't have to keep buying them like you do disposable
Cons: NONE

I have used these with all of my babies when they were newborns and still making a lot of milk. These kept me dry when I was out in public and were very comfortable to wear. Also, you couldn't tell by looking that they were there. Some of the...

Pros: extremely comfortable
Cons: not absorbent

Okay, so maybe it took a little longer than 60 seconds. I guess it was more like 30 minutes. I bought the Advent Isis breast pump and it was wonderful. I figured the pads would work just as well for the task that they were designed to do. They were...

Pros: Cheap, absorbent, soft, comfortable
Cons: Too small and noticeable

I was buying disposable breast pads and spending 30 dollars a week on them. I was so tired of spending so much money on them. Then I spotted Avent washable nursing pads for 3.99 and gave it a shot.

I love them but only for home use. They are very noticeable and kinda small for my breast(i'm a 36C). So I only use them for the house and when I got out which is not often I use the disposable ones which has saved me money.

Pros: Soft, adsorbent and comfortable.
Cons: Would show under tighter tops.

I had a hard time finding a disposable that didn't turn my chest red despite changing them every feeding. When I did, the company changed the design. That's when I found these! They are great. Comfortable and adsorbent. They don't show under what I wear. Wish I'd found them sooner and saved more money. Don't pay too much, though. I found them locally for $5.99!