Philips AVENT Washable Nursing Pads: Stay Dry and Comfortable with 6-Count Absorbent Pads Review

During my first pregnancy I used Lansinoh disposable nursing pads so the second time around I decided to try to save some money and use reusable nursing pads. So glad I did and so glad I got them. They have worked great for me. They are a good size. My breastfeeding cup size was "C" and I felt they provided adequate coverage. I've worn them in a nursing bra and have never had a problem with them falling out. Sometimes I had to rearrange them, but nothing serious, for the most part they stayed…

My wife and I just had our second baby and wanted to try and save money by using washable nursing pads. The first variety we tried was just 5 layers of TL Care 6 pack organic cotton nursing pads, natural, they soaked through and just didn't absorb very well. We received them for testing and found them satisfactory. Sure, we're comparing them to disposables that are highly absorbent, but they work well enough for everyday use. They are more absorbent than 5ply cotton, my wife says she would…

I bought these pads, Philips AVENT washable nursing pads and TL Care organic nursing pads in 6 packs and have been using them all for 8 months. . This overview was published for all three types. FuzziBunz has been the best of the three so far. These are the only ones I've repurchased, so I wear them almost every day. Pros: Broad coverage, excellent shedding (even overnight), dries quickly/absorbs, relatively soft on sensitive nipples. Their large diameter makes it easier for me to position them