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Reddit mentions of Lansinoh Stay Dry Disposable Nursing Pads for Breastfeeding, 240 Count
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Lansinoh Stay Dry Disposable Nursing Pads for Breastfeeding, 240 Count. Here are the top ones.
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Absorbent for leak-proof confidence: The #1 selling disposable nursing pads in the US. Lansinoh Stay Dry Disposable Nursing Pads feature one-way moisture technology and a waterproof lining for leak-proof confidence.Super soft comfort: Lansinoh stay dry disposable nursing pads feature a quilted honeycomb layer for a dry and comfortable feeling. We recommend changing the pad often to maintain healthy skin, if possible after every feeding.Discreet & convenient: These nursing pads feature a contoured shape that ensures a comfortable & discreet fit even when wet. Each pad is individually wrapped for convenience on the go. Two adhesive strips keep the pad in place.Nursing pads for nursing moms: It’s normal for moms to leak breastmilk. Some moms leak only in the beginning and some moms continue throughout breastfeeding. Until you know, you can count on Lansinoh nursing pads to keep you dry and confident.Mom founded & parent led: Founded by a breastfeeding mom, Lansinoh has supported moms for 35 years with award winning breast pumps, nipple creams, nursing pads, and breast milk storage bags, helping families create bonds that last a lifetime.
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 7 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Number of items | 4 |
| Size | 60 Count (Pack of 4) |
| Weight | 3.89997741478 Pounds |
| Width | 5 Inches |
No, don't squeeze it out. Not that you'd do any harm if you did but you also wouldn't relieve anything by doing so. If you're leaking and it's getting your bra and shirt wet, then just stick a nursing pad into your bra. Here are some good disposable (which are nice when your milk is still getting regulated because I feel like they absorb more) and here are nice cloth resuable ones for later when there's not so much leaking. The cloth ones would be good for you now as you're likely not leaking a lot during pregnancy (if you're leaking or not).
(You'll likely want to wash those reusable ones in fragrance free detergent with the rest of the baby clothes. We just use fragrance free detergent for everything. Also, fragrance free =/= unscented. "Unscented" is apparently just another scent.)
And just in case you're worried, leaking during pregnancy is not an indicator of later breastfeeding success. If you don't leak, it doesn't mean that you aren't producing milk or anything. And if you do leak, you're not going to use up your supply before baby gets here.
Anything you leak now is just colostrum, a sort of pre-milk substance. It's very healthy for baby and is all they need until your real milk comes in a few days after giving birth. You won't use it all up if you leak now nor do you need to pump and save it in routine situations.
I get mine on amazon for what seems like ok pricing.
$25 for 240 pads:
Lansinoh 20265 Disposable Nursing Pads, 60-Count Boxes (Pack of 4)
http://amzn.com/B002TLU5JO
$17 for 100 bags:
Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags, 100 Count
http://amzn.com/B006XISCNA
I buy so much at amazon I admit I haven't looked too much but these seemed good enough to me.
I have no advice for the manual vs electric pump, but I didn't see anyone mention nursing pads. I like the Lansinoh ones, personally (they stick better than the Medela, IMO). This would help with the leaky boob issue!