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post #1 of 13
Thread Starter 
Hi guys... I know this isn't diapering, but I figured you ladies would know. Where can I get some pretty mama cloth pads? I am (finally) making the switch. Spam me.

Thanks mamas!

Olivia
post #2 of 13
check out the Sellin' Threads Mama Cloth at http://stores.nurturemama.com/StoreFront.bok it's currently on sale, is super-soft and absolutely GORGEOUS. i spent over $100 on a stash of it for myself and i am absolutely satisfied and completely thrilled.
post #3 of 13
ck out freshies. Kendall has some beautiful work. She got highly recomended on the last thread like this not too long ago, so did HPC. Do a search of this forum for mama cloth, there might be another one I'm forgetting.
post #4 of 13
Thread Starter 
THanks ladies... off to hum and haw over my decision!

Olivia
post #5 of 13
Moved to NH&BC
post #6 of 13
Ok, I checked out the threads, how many pads would you recommend? I've been nursing or pg for so l can't remember!! Post-partum--do I really need special pads? Would someone care to give me some advice? I just got a check from my mom, so I have some cash to buy pads this is exciting for me!!!
post #7 of 13
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Post-partum--do I really need special pads?
YES.

i'd recommend at least 12-24 postpartum pads to start with, plus regular daytime pads for the non-postpartum time. i have about 8 to 10 of those.

if you'll be doing laundry very frequently i guess you could get less but honestly i'd rather have more and do laundry every day or two than be doing laundry constantly, especially right after i've had a baby. kwim?
post #8 of 13
thanks, klothos! we do CDs, so if i can get away with not laundering every day---i'm . i wonder how long the sale's going to last???? i gotta get shoppin'
post #9 of 13
yw. i believe it runs until december.
post #10 of 13
Sorry, one more question---I understand the difference between the all-in-ones and regulars, but what are the advantages of each? I'm assuming the regulars you can stuff with more or less according to your needs....? Any input would be soooo welcomed! What is the general preference?? All the best!
post #11 of 13


i've never used the all-in-ones because i prefer the flexibility of using the pocket-type (i guess that's what you meant by regular?). i like that i can make a pantiliner into an Amazing SuperFlow Maxi by just adding some liners.



did everyone else abandon this thread?
post #12 of 13
I remember reading that one (possible) disadvantage of aio's is that they are more difficult to thoroughly clean and dry (one big, thick layer). That stuck with me, and is the reason I prefer inserts...although the aio's that fold up before using, and fold out to wash, would eliminate that problem....
post #13 of 13
I have some Rhythm & Blues AIOs - they're the type that fold up, no insert. Easy to wash, pretty easy to use, and they're pretty, too. I have heard people complain about the PUL in AIO styles - that they feel like it doesn't "breathe" as much - but I don't have a problem with it. I have a real leak phobia when it comes to menstrual products and I like having that protection!
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