(Off-topic) Nursing pads??

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Mama K

Discussion Starter · Jun 14, 2004

Does anyone know of a really good cloth nursing pad? Something soft, breatheable, absorbent, and perhaps tapered around the edges, so as to be discreet... Don't want round circles showing through my shirt...

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Thanks!

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my2girlz

· #2 · Jun 14, 2004

I would like to know too

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JennInSeattle

· #3 · Jun 14, 2004

The best place to ask is Natural Home and Body Care so that's where this is being moved.

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Mama K

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jun 14, 2004

Oh, thanks...

And sorry...

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yitlan

· #5 · Jun 14, 2004

I've always wanted to try LilyPadz. Go here
http://www.amotherstouch.biz/store/
and search for "Lily"

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julesinottawa

· #6 · Jun 14, 2004

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Originally Posted by yitlan
I've always wanted to try LilyPadz. Go here
http://www.amotherstouch.biz/store/
and search for "Lily"

These are also available at www.extraordinarybabyshoppe.com !

Another option is wool nursing pads, they have all those qualities you are looking for, breathable, soft and comfy, absorbent and if you get an appropriate size, no circles!

You could try a search using google and I'm sure you would come up with tons of stuff.

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Mama K

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jun 15, 2004

Thanks!!!

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kimberlylibby

· #8 · Jun 15, 2004

Heya, girlie, I have dozens of cloth breast pads. Lemme mail ya some!

Kimberly

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grnmtnmama

· #9 · Jun 15, 2004

I used the Lana wool nursing pads and they worked great and looked fine. I got the big ones so there were no circles, they pretty much covered my whole boob -- even engorged

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Mama K

Discussion Starter · #10 · Jun 15, 2004

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Originally Posted by kimberlylibby
Heya, girlie, I have dozens of cloth breast pads. Lemme mail ya some!

Kimberly

Sure! Thanks!!!

And thank you, everyone, for suggestions!

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Mommy&Will

· #11 · Jun 15, 2004

Okay - I've gone a little nuts researching nursing pads. LOL!

Check out www.luxebabydiapers.com. I have her hemp, wool and silk nursing pads. The silk ones are my absolute favorite. Now, they are round circles, and when I got them I thought they would be way too small but they actually are not, and they fit nicely so not noticeable through my shirt.

My mom made me some knock-off Fuzzibunz nursing pads - www.fuzzibunz.com and they are like 6 inches around and more bulky, but still surprisingly you can't see them through a shirt. They are fleece topped and very nice and soft.

I have some hemp nursing pads that are more like 5 inches around and these are very bulky. I wear these last.

I just bought the lilypadz and have not decided how I like them. Its weird to me to have that plastic-y stuff on my breast. But they will be great if I ever want to wear a really tight shirt, or plan on an evening out without baby. You can also wear these at night and go braless.

Good luck!

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Mama K

Discussion Starter · #12 · Jun 15, 2004

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Originally Posted by Mommy&Will
Okay - I've gone a little nuts researching nursing pads. LOL!

Check out www.luxebabydiapers.com. I have her hemp, wool and silk nursing pads. The silk ones are my absolute favorite. Now, they are round circles, and when I got them I thought they would be way too small but they actually are not, and they fit nicely so not noticeable through my shirt.

My mom made me some knock-off Fuzzibunz nursing pads - www.fuzzibunz.com and they are like 6 inches around and more bulky, but still surprisingly you can't see them through a shirt. They are fleece topped and very nice and soft.

I have some hemp nursing pads that are more like 5 inches around and these are very bulky. I wear these last.

I just bought the lilypadz and have not decided how I like them. Its weird to me to have that plastic-y stuff on my breast. But they will be great if I ever want to wear a really tight shirt, or plan on an evening out without baby. You can also wear these at night and go braless.

Good luck!

Interesting! Will check out your links... Thanks!

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