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Newest Review: ... aisle and next to the breast pads in a bright pink box was packets of disposable knickers. I couldn't believe I was here and to be quite honest I was totally embarressed. I think they cost me around 99p for five pairs. I hid them underneath the other items in my basket and breathed a sigh of relief as I resumed my shop. When I got to the checkout I made sure I went to an older lady taking comfort in the fact that maybe she would see I'm pregnant and realise that I didn't make a habit of buying disposable pants. When I got home my hubby and I had a bit of a giggle when I got them out of the box. They were individually wrapped for hygiene ... more

Claribella
Premium Review Disposable Knickers: Plastic knickers!? (601 words)
by - written on 05/01/09 (Very useful, 796 readings)
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When I got pregnant with Noah I was bombarded with all sorts of information and leaflets. One of the things that I kept seeing in magazines and things was a list of things to take into hospital. On every list appeared the words 'disposable pants'. I'd never even heard of these and laughed at the thought of anyone wanting or having to wear these at any point in their life. There was no way I was going to have anything to do with these. As time went on and I was putting things in a bag for the trip into hospital I thought I'd best be on the safe side and get a pack. I had packed half the house anyway so another thing wouldn't hurt. On my next visit to ...  Read the complete review

xxsaraxxm
Premium Review Something i never imagined wearing! (732 words)
by - written on 01/04/06 (Very useful, 2628 readings)
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From the moment i found out i was pregnant i was buting loadz of pregnancy books & mags and writing out a list as long as my arm for what i needed to get for the birth and stay in hospital! Never mind all the stuff i had to get for the baby! In every single book and magazine i read they were all advising you to buy disposable maternity pants for after the birth as you can bleed very heavily after the birth and you could ruin your normal underwear. I wasnt sure. When i was working before i was pregnant i rememba one of the girls i worked with was pregnent for the second time. And at lunchtime in the staff room she was looking through ...  Read the complete review

xxsaxonyxx
Premium Review Disposable Knickers: Wonderful creations! (191 words)
by - written on 14/12/05 (Useful, 688 readings)
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I decided on disposables after ruining all my knickers after my first baby. Dubious at first i bought Boots own make as they were the cheapest. These knickers are made of a very soft material, they are loose and the elasitic is not to tight. Wearing them after my second baby i discovered that it doesn't matter what they look like they are ultra comfy and easy to pull off and chuck away. No messing about with dirty sanatary towels. I used them for about three weeks and the cost was no more than you would pay to buy another handful of normal pants. The Boots own make came each individualy wrapped in a small folded packet, no bigger than an ...  Read the complete review

lianneabram
Premium Review What a godsend. (316 words)
by - written on 05/08/01 (Very useful, 647 readings)
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With my first 2 pregnancies I had heard a lot of people ranting and raving about disposible knickers,but being a young mum I really couldn't have imagined anything so horrendous as a paper pair of granny knickers. I was really dead against the whole idea of them. But after each birth the amount of pants I bought and had to throw away because they were ruined was ridiculous. With my third pregnancy I decieded one day to have a trip to Mothercare and stock up on all the essentials for my hospital bag,my husband (being as suttle as a brick)shouted me from across the store that he had found the disposable knickers after turning the deepest shade of red I ...  Read the complete review

jumpy
Premium Review Disposable Knickers: painfree proceedure.. (234 words)
by - written on 05/04/01 (Very useful, 234 readings)
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having gone into hospital because i was a day overdue with my daughter.it was decided to induce me as my blood pressure was a bit on the high side.this happened at 2 o'clock and boy was it painful.within an hour and a half my waters had broken and the baby was monitored.i still wasn't in any pain and was quite comfortable.then the midwife got worrried and the baby's heartbeat dropped below 60 beats per minute.a emergency section was the only option going.by 4.58pm my daughter was born.after comming round i was wired up to a drip but in a few hours i was walking round the ward.in fact some of the other mums who gave birth naturally were in more pain then me.i ...  Read the complete review

 
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