Thin disposable nursing pads. Soft nursing pads that absorb breast milk and are ultra thin so you can wear them under your clothes without them showing.

It's common to leak breast milk when milk production has just started, but some continue to leak throughout the entire breastfeeding period. To avoid milk stains on your clothes and walking around with constantly damp breasts, you can use these disposable nursing pads. The pads are ultra thin, meaning they are extra thin and discreet so you can wear them under your clothes without them showing. The soft nursing pads are comfortable to wear and gentle on your skin. Thanks to their absorbent core, which also helps to collect leaks from the sides, you can feel completely confident that you won't have any milk stains. The package contains 30 nursing pads.

Breast milk leakage is common after giving birth
Have you just given birth and started breastfeeding? Then you surely know how it can feel like your breasts are constantly leaking, and milk is dripping almost all the time. This is not unusual but rather something that most new mothers go through. For most, the leakage decreases after a while, but others have to endure it throughout the entire breastfeeding period. To avoid stains and the worry of leakage, you can use nursing pads that help keep you dry.

The breasts are leaking – constantly!
The body is quite amazing. Not only can it carry and then deliver a baby, but it also produces milk to nourish the baby afterward. Many mothers find that their breasts leak milk. It's common for milk to drip from the breast that the baby is not nursing from, but it can also start to flow when you hear your baby cry or even just think about it. Pretty cool, but we also know how troublesome it can be in the long run. That's why we offer ultra thin disposable nursing pads that you can conveniently wear under your clothes. They are designed with a fit that doesn't show and with an absorbent core that collects leaks even from the sides.

Tips to stop breast milk from leaking
If you leak a lot of breast milk, there are a few tips you can try. You can stop the milk from flowing by hand expressing a little just before you breastfeed. This makes the milk not come out as quickly. You can also try pressing directly on the nipple for a moment. If you have an overproduction of breast milk, you can donate your milk. This reduces the risk of breast milk leakage while also doing a good deed!

Breast milk leakage is common after giving birth

Have you just given birth and started breastfeeding? Then you surely know how it can feel like your breasts are constantly leaking, and milk is dripping almost all the time. This is not unusual but rather something that most new mothers go through. For most, the leakage decreases after a while, but others have to endure it throughout the entire breastfeeding period. To avoid stains and the worry of leakage, you can use nursing pads that help keep you dry.

The breasts are leaking – constantly!

The body is quite amazing. Not only can it carry and then deliver a baby, but it also produces milk to nourish the baby afterward. Many mothers find that their breasts leak milk. It's common for milk to drip from the breast that the baby is not nursing from, but it can also start to flow when you hear your baby cry or even just think about it. Pretty cool, but we also know how troublesome it can be in the long run. That's why we offer ultra thin disposable nursing pads that you can conveniently wear under your clothes. They are designed with a fit that doesn't show and with an absorbent core that collects leaks even from the sides.

Tips to stop breast milk from leaking

If you leak a lot of breast milk, there are a few tips you can try. You can stop the milk from flowing by hand expressing a little just before you breastfeed. This makes the milk not come out as quickly. You can also try pressing directly on the nipple for a moment. If you have an overproduction of breast milk, you can donate your milk. This reduces the risk of breast milk leakage while also doing a good deed!