Bamboobies Nursing Breastfeeding Reusable Overnight Review

I haven't actually used them. They didn't absorb water during my testing, so I was too nervous to use them. In the photo: from left to right: Bamboobies Reusable, Eco Reusable, Medela Disposable, Johnsons Disposable. All soaked up the water I poured from above except the bamboo. I actually left the room, picked up the phone, came back and the water drop was still unchanged on the pads. I had to shake the seal to get the water in eventually. For this reason I kept the Eco-Pads. This applied to…

These nursing pads are very good. With my first breast, I had to use disposable nursing pads for the entire 2 years that I was breastfeeding. I thought the same fate would befall me. It's been 11 months and I decided to give it a try. They're not as absorbent as disposables, but they help. most of time. The thin heart-shaped pads wash well and stay in my bra perfectly, but I find the shape is a bit odd and leaves too much room for error. The waterproof liner works well and feels breathable, but

I love them so much. I'm a new mommy and I quickly realized I'm a LEAK! I didn't like the idea of using disposable nursing pads and was thrilled when I found them! I first bought a set from Target because I needed them ASAP, so I used their pickup option, added a few more prenatal vitamins and pads, and sent my husband to collect them all for me while I stayed on the couch who is recovering from an illness. my c-section. After trying it, I KNEW I needed more. The price is better than buying…