I'm currently breast feeding my second child, she just over 7 months now and doing great. I decided to breast feed her way before I gave birth as I'd breast fed my son with great success. One of the first things you learn when you breast feed your child is the need for protection! By that I mean some form of pad that will catch the excess milk flow. There's nothing worse than being out shopping or going for a stroll and suddenly realising you have become a human sprinkler system. Covered in milk and no-where to hide. I've tried all the brands you care to think of but these are tops for me! Gold tops that is, lol. ...  Read the complete review

Although I have chosen to bottle feed rather than breast feed, it doesn't exclude me from the need to use breast or nursing pads for a while after the birth of my daughter, and specifically after the third day when my 'milk came in'. I have already wrote a review on another sample pack of nursing pads from Lansinoh, but I had also bought a pack of these Mothercase Ultra Thin Breast Pads, which cost £4.99 for a pack of 40. Since this pack supports Breast Cancer Research the box itself is pink in colour and carries the emblem of this charity. These ultra thin breast pads are designed to be 'soft, perfectly shaped and ultra absorbent' in order to keep the ...  Read the complete review

Having successfully breast fed my two oldest sons, I am well versed in some of the less attractive aspects of breastfeeding - including the excess milk production when milk 'comes in' a few days after birth. I also find that, whilst feeding from one breast, my other breast will pump out milk like the Trevi fountain! Having previously used the Avent brand of reusable breast pads to combat this problem successfully and discreetly, I decided to buy another pack from Mothercare so that I'd have plenty of breast pads to hand for the early days when excess milk production is at its worst. Unfortunately, my local Mothercare didn't stock the Avent brand so I picked up ...  Read the complete review

When I had my daughter, they nicknamed me Daisy on the Maternity ward because for some unbeknown reason, I was easily supplying enough milk for the whole maternity unit. Hence my 'daisy the cow' nickname was born. Although this was funny, the constant leaky boobs was a complete and utter nightmare. I was changing every half an hour as all my nightdress would be marked where the milk had run. I was feeling particularly fed up, when my aunty, saved the day and bought me some Mothercare disposable breast pads. Because I had my first baby six weeks early. I hadn't managed to get my hospital bag all ready and so initilally, I didn't have any of these breast pads ...  Read the complete review

I recently became a mother for the first time. Whilst I was pregnant my partner and I decided that we would like our baby to be breast fed and so bought the Mothercare own Brand of disposable breast pads. My milk has come in in the last couple of days and without being too graphic, breast pads have definitely been needed! The mothercare own brand breast pads were £5 for 100 disposable pads, which I thought was good value. The pads themselves have a absorbant side which goes against the breast and the other side protects your bra. The pads are comfortable and soft, not rough and are fairly absorbant. I have been changing the pads quite a ...  Read the complete review