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Are Lilypadz any good in the early leaky days?

12 replies

chipmonkey · 10/05/2008 11:17

Or should I stick with absorbent pads for now?
Ds4 is 10 days old.

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docket · 10/05/2008 11:19

I used them from the start with both DCs and they were absolutely fine!

chipmonkey · 10/05/2008 14:23

thanks docket, will give them a go!

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lisabartandmaggie · 10/05/2008 23:12

Yes I thought good, but not absolutely leakproof. Need to really press the nipple in when you put them on. Any no way they last 3 months like they say.

But would generally recommend.

thehappyprince · 11/05/2008 09:37

May just have been coincidence but I used them 3-4 monthsa in and immediately got blocked duct. They ended up in the bin...

MrsBadger · 11/05/2008 10:05

I found them a pain when out as you have to leave them on the table or somewhere while you feed, whereas absorbant ones just fold into your bra

they were great later for going out without dd though as they're so unnoticeable under clothes

FrannyandZooey · 11/05/2008 10:10

I was going to post asking about these
I think the manufacturers say don't use until milk supply established (eg 6 weeks)

how do they wear out then?

ILikeToMoveItMoveIt · 11/05/2008 10:13

My mw recommended them if your non-feeding breast starts to leak when you are feeding. Apparantly they put pressure on the boob and nipple.

I don't think I fancy them in this heat though.

MrsBadger · 11/05/2008 10:14

I think they eventually lose their 'stick'

Nursejo · 11/05/2008 10:15

Hi, I used those Plastic Milk collector shells whilst indoors,as if you sterilize them,and have a sterile empty bottle or breast milk bag,you can store the milk you "leak" and freeze it,then if you want to go out for a couple of hours,someone can feed your LO.Much easier than expressing,unless you have an electric pump.

MrsBadger · 11/05/2008 10:17

(franny would you like mine? used 2 or 3 times, well sterilised etc)

FrannyandZooey · 11/05/2008 11:22

oh yes pls MrsB
I liked the idea of them not showing under clothes - hate that breastpad look under your t-shirt

chipmonkey · 11/05/2008 11:35

Oh, didn't realise they didn't last longer than 3 months. Expensive in that case!

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