Even a non-breastfeeding mom often finds she needs nursing pads. For my second and third children I bottle fed exclusively ... but my body had no way of knowing that. In both cases, by my 3rd night in the hospital when my milk started coming in I found ...
Pros: Cheap Cons: LEAKY, Plastic backing, Circular shape is visible
Gerber UltraThin Nursing pads are disposable nursing pads that are made to be used between breastfeeding and at night to help absorb incidental leakage that is common for breastfeeding mothers. Nursing pads come in 2 types (disposable) and...
Pros: Thin design, inexpensive in price, disposable, readily available. Cons: Decreased absorbency leads to messy leaks, pads shift indiscreetly out of place.
When I made the decision to breastfeed my oldest son over 9 years ago, I couldn't believe that no one ever warned me just how messy this feeding method could be! So when baby number three was on the way last year, I was a bit wiser and knew I'd...
Pros: um... Cons: very leaky! stiff, uncomfortable, not soft, no sticky backing, show through clothes
Right before I gave birth to my daughter, I went to the store to stock up on some basics I knew I'd need. When I went to pick up some nursing pads, I was sad to discover that Target no longer carried the pads I used with my son. I decided to try the ...
Pros: With big wet spots on your chest, no one notices lumpy pads under your bra. Cons: Move, leak, stick to you
YUCK! These are the worst pads I have ever tried! I got a free sample of them from the hospital so I gave them a try. First of all, they moved around under my bra and wouldn't stay put. They absorb next to nothing and leaked through my clothes. The...
Pros: They are "discreet"... Cons: They offer no protection for someone with a full milk supply...
When I made the choice to breast feed my son, I knew that I would need to find some type of protection for my bras and shirts should I have a let down or started to leak. Not knowing what would be the best kind to buy, I went to the store to shop for...
Pros: Absorbent, inexpensive Cons: Plastic barrier holds moisture against the skin
Nursing pads are one of those little details that you never think about until you need them. I found that during the first few weeks of nursing, I leaked FREQUENTLY and in PLENTIFUL QUANTITIES. Some form of leak-protection was most definitely in order! ...
Pros: they were free, they were thin (an advantage at first), they were a trusted brand, soft to the touch, concealed well Cons: allowed leaks too occur all too often, stuck to my skin, too thin
For Starters
While I didn't nurse my son, I did have to use nursing pads for several weeks until the leaks subsided. The hospital sent several packs of the Gerber Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads home with me and I eagerly accepted them...
Pros: Thin, not very expensive Cons: Not absorbent enough, no-show protection claim isn't true
My Story
I have used a grand total of 4 kinds of nursing pads, and 3 of them were Gerber nursing pads. Like most mothers, I was given samples of many things at the hospital when I gave birth to my second daughter.
Pros: They are thin Cons: Leaks, Not very absorbent at all, Don't stay in place
When I first began breastfeeding our son I was trying to figure out which nursing pads worked the best. Before our son was due I picked up a few different boxes and packages of nursing pads. I had seen these Gerber nursing pads and with it being a very...
Pros: Super absorbent, light weight. Cons: Big circles on your boobs!
You’re standing in the middle of the grocery store, in isle 3, comparing the difference in price between store brand deodorant and the leading name brand. As you turn to put your choice into your cart, your arm brushes across the front of your...
Pros: thin, absorbent, holds a lot Cons: hard to tell when wet, doesn't conform well
Before the birth of my fourth child, Gerber Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads were my favorites. I found them while I was nursing my first child, and use them for the following three because I loved them.
Pros: thin, absorbent Cons: too thin, slippery, flat
I purchased the Gerber disposable nursing pads because, in my town of 7,000, that was all that was available. I have a good supply of washable pads that I am happy with but I like having disposables available for the baby bag and for those times...
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