Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads

Pros: Discreet, absorbant and thin
Cons: Individually wrapped wastes a lot of packaging

As a nursing mother I have no regrets, but for the fact that no matter how much or little that I nurse I still leak on occasion.

I've tried everything from disposable pads to washable pads and my recommended brand is Lansinoh. (I've...

Pros: These pads absorb very well!
Cons: These pads are not cheap but they are well worth it!

Breast pads are a must have for a pregnant women especially if you are planning to breastfeed. I didn't have to start using breast pads until after I had Megan. I know some women who were using them before they had their babies.

While I...

Pros: thin, individually wrapped, very absorbent, strong adhesive
Cons: disposable?

I only bought these pads because I was purchasing Lansinoh lanolin cream (h ttp://www.epinions.com/content _176682995332) on Amazon.com and I didn’t want to pay shipping. So I added a box of nursing pads and a box of ...

Pros: Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads are super absorbent and stay in place.
Cons: Expensive for those on a budget, but worth it when compared to other brands.

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No one ever said that breastfeeding was going to be easy. During...

Pros: Disposable; individually-wrapped for travel; thin, discreet fit
Cons: Lots of packaging, not as comfortable as cotton nursing pads

For those new to nursing, nursing pads fit into your bra and absorb any breast milk you might leak. The goal of the pads is to prevent leaks from staining your shirt - announcing to the world in a rather embarrassing way that you are nursing. Nursing ...

Pros: don't leak, thin
Cons: does not keep skin dry, very large, individually wrapped is a hassle, crinkly, not discreet

After my son was born, I quickly had to think about something I had completely overlooked- nursing pads. This breastfeeding stuff could be quite messy if you aren't prepared so I ventured to Target and discovered a whole bunch of different nursing pads. ...

Pros: adhesive strip keeps pads in place, very absorbent, disposable
Cons: makes a crunchy sound, individually wrapped

Before I began nursing my daughter, I didn’t really understand exactly what I was signing up for. I ...

Pros: everything they are supposed to be and more
Cons: pricey, environmental guilt

Just when I think I've experienced everything there is to experience with breastfeeding, child number four throw you an unexpected curveball, which in our case is thrush. At the recommendation of both her pediatrician and my obstetrician, I made a ...

Pros: Okay design.
Cons: Non-absorbent, didn't stay in place, individual packaging, too much work for a little comfort.

When I went to visit my family in New York last year, I ran low on nursing pads. I wasn't able to get enough of the Johnson's Nursing Pads before I left, but my mom insisted ...

Pros: Provides everything desired of a nursing pad
Cons: The individual wrappers are kind of a nuisance if you're in a hurry

I highly recommend Lansinoh disposable nursing pads above other options. Why is that, you ask. Let me tell you. There’s a story behind my logic. Understand that there can be no good without evil, so please be patient as I describe the Other pads...

Pros: Contoured, special center keeps moisture away from skin, very absorbent
Cons: More expensive than other disposables, individual wrapping is too much extra plastic

First off, I can say that these pads have really saved me. As a full-time working mom who pumps three times a day, I need a pad that can hold up to the rigors of running around, sitting through meetings and just living from day to day. I first started ...

Pros: Contoured for a natural fit, each one is individually wrapped
Cons: Bulky and scratchy

I knew I didn't want to use the washable nursing pads, so I tried the Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads.

Lansinoh advertises these as the most absorbent pad available. I cannot confirm this, as I have not experienced a major amount of leakage....

Pros: thin, adhesive tab, absorbent, colours on box, discreet.
Cons: crunchy sound, bunches up easily, individually wrapped, hard to find.

This is the last review in my The nursing pad trilogy ...a few people recommended them to me ...

Pros: adhesive back, no leakage, good price
Cons: a little big, individually wrapped

I had been using another brand when I began nursing my daughter, mainly because I had received some as a gift at one of my showers and fell in love with the product. I was a little low on money one week and happened to notice on the shelf beside my ...

Pros: Comfortable, absorbent, convenient, easy to use.
Cons: Not sold everywhere and expensive.

Before my son was born, I had no idea what nursing pads were. I didn't know I'd need them, and I certainly didn't know what kind to get once I discovered that I did need them. (I woke up soaked and for just a minute, I actually thought I'd wet the bed!) ...