Avent Washable Breast Pads Reviews

Whether you decide to breastfeed or bottle feed your baby, most women will find that at some point or another they will leak milk from their breasts. This can cause a lot of unnecessary washing, embarassing stains and bad smells on the clothing. The best way to stop this is to use breast pads. Avent washable breast pads come in packs ...  Read the complete review

I bought these hoping to save both money and the amount of waste from using disposable breast pads every day. I was horrified by the amount I was throwing away, it pretty much negated any benefit I was having from using cloth nappies and wipes! I have to say I was rather disappointed with these. Initially, I thought I'd use them at ...  Read the complete review

First I would like to say that any breastfeeding mum - breast pads are an absolute essential it is just up to you whether you decide on disposable or washable. Personally I prefer washable - I use disposable after the birth up until I have got the energy to do the washing regularly and after that use the washables. They are far cheaper in the long ...  Read the complete review

When I started breastfeeding I bought the Johnson & Johnson disposable pads. They were great, but at close to £3 for a 15 day (maximum) supply, were getting expensive. After doing some research on the net I discovered that washable pads were available. I bought a pack of 6 Avent pads at Boots for £4.99. They are made of a soft ...  Read the complete review

These breastpads have a smooth cotton face that goes next to your skin, and a lacy flower pattern on the other. When I first tried these pads I was really disappointed as they showed through my tops really badly like two saucers, however after washing and wearing them a few times they seemed to soften up and are more discreet now. The only time ...  Read the complete review

I have been breastfeeding my son for 5 months and feel that I am now able to review Avent Washable Breast Pads. For anyone who has breastfed, there is nothing worse than getting caught short (especially when out and about) and finding that you have wet patches on your tops! So I purchased Avent Washable Breast Pads at Boots for £4.99 after ...  Read the complete review

I bought these with my first as thought they were a great idea and more economical being washable, they came in a apcket of with a little bag to wash them in to stop them from being washed. It was over 3 years I bought them so cant remember price but sure they were less then a fiver. When i started using them, i found them rather ...  Read the complete review

I have to say that these were an absolute godsend! I discovered them when I had my third child and wish I had found them sooner. Disposable breast pad varied from make to make from those that were wonderfully thick and absorbant to others that were thin and would be soggy and uncomfortable within an hour or so, also as my milk supply was quite ...  Read the complete review

Advent Washable Breast Pads I am very proud to have been able to breastfeed my gorgeous baby girl and have used lots of things to help me keep up the good work, these being one of them. When you are breastfeeding, you often find that your breasts become very full just prior to feeding time, and a certain amount of leakage can occur. I ...  Read the complete review

I gave birth to my baby at the end of may and didn't realise how valuable the washable breast pads from Avent would be. I received lots of free samples of disposable breast pads from various places but I bought these ones and found them to be the best. Any breastfeeding mum knows how much your boobs can leak - especially at the wrong ...  Read the complete review

I bought some of these and tried them a couple of times but now they are just sitting in the bathroom cupboard. The main problem I have with them is that they are not shaped or contoured, just flat. This means no indent for the nipple to sit in which was very important to me when I had sore nipples. Also they have more of a ...  Read the complete review

breast pads aer a must if you are breast feeding a baby - milk has the habit of trickling out at odd moments to stain your clothes, and make a nusiance of itself. Furthermore, if you keep your nipples dry, (ratehr than in a soggy bra) you are much less likely to have them crack opr anything grim like that. You can get disposable paper ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Avent pads as they were the ones recommended by a friend.Avent have a huge range of products but are promoting bottle feeding which I have a major problem with. Some of their products are good but these are not.They leaked very badly especiaally at night when my milk flow was at its Heaviest.They were too small and discolored very ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Avent washable breast pads after trying a few different sorts of both disposable and reusable breast pads. I decided to use reusuable ones as they would end up being more cost effective than disposable ones especially if you are planning on breastfeeding for a few months! They need to be washed before you first use them to ...  Read the complete review

After using quite a few baby things made by Avent and being quite pleased with them. I bought myself the avent isis breast pump, no problems with that at all yet it had a 6 pack of washable breast pads free with it - initial thought - fabulous! All the money saved by washing them instead of buying disposbles wayhey!! But no, I have ...  Read the complete review