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Nursing Pads

SecretAgentKate

January 2013 in Breastfeeding

Help! With my first two kids I just used disposable nursing pads an they worked well enough. This time I decide to try out washable pads. I have two different brands that had great reviews when I bought them. I forget exactly what brand they are at the moment but one is a hemp blend and one is maybe a cotton blend w/ PUL or some other waterproof material. I also have a pair that I tried making out of flannel. Nothing works. I can soak through a pair in less than 2 hours. I just had my son in the ergo for an hour and when I took him off I'd soaked all over both of us. Any suggestion on something that will work or or am I just destined to a life of disposables?

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