I had the same problem with these that I did most disposable during pads that they are too big and uncomfortable. I also had some scabbing in the beginning and I would use nipple cream and it would cling to the pad material and it was so painful and just a sticky mess.

These nursing pads were a lifesaver! When my daughter was first born my milk came in quick and I would get super full. I bought the pads hoping it would absorb some of the leakage and it did just that. I use these consistently so I dont get milk stains on my clothes.

Lansinoh nursing pads are now the only ones I use. In the beginning I tried other brands and just wasn't happy with them. After my daughter was born the last thing I wanted was an uncomfortable nursing pad. I tried Lansinoh and have been extremely happy with them. They stay in place, prevent me from changing shirts all day and they don't stick to your skin after leaking or leave you feeling soaked. Other pads stuck to me and some I would feel soaked all day. With Lansinoh I'm dry and comfortable.

As a breastfeeding mom this are the only nursing pads that I used I have 3 kids and I always used this brand it does the job and the price is really good would highly recommend plus if they accidentally go into the wash they won't explode like some other ones

I used this product for all 3 of my breastfeeding periods. No matter what product you use ladies need to remember to replace even if they are a little damp. Thrush is a big deal and can be painful if your breast are infected. You and your baby could be giving each other the infection. Make sure to wash your area with water before you apply a new pad.After each feeding wipe the child's face and your breast so that you both do not catch thrush. If you notice white dots on your child's tongue, lips or mouth then your child has thrush. Again this product works well, feels soft and I would most likely never use a different brand. Thrush is not really talked about when you are at the hospital and this product does hold up well for leakage. Just remember no matter what nursing pads you are using always change when it feels a little damp. Just one mom trying to keep moms out there from going through a very painful breastfeeding experience which caused me to stop breastfeeding.

Doesn't stay dry and wasn't pleasant having to peel it off my already sensitive boobs. I highly prefer cotton nursing pads, but these were effective enough for short term. If I didn't have my cotton pads I'd buy these again, otherwise, it's better to invest in multiple reusable cotton pads.

Soon after I had my boys by c section and my milk came in, I had no clue how to keep up with anything breastfeeding related. I started to overproduce and I was leaking all the time. At first I looked for reusable pads as I thought it was the obvious choice and wanted to save money. The leaking was horrible and they stopped nothing. Then I gave these a try and they were amazing! They kept me comfortable, aren't at all noticeable, and are very absorbent. The only thing I noticed is they can lose their stick kind of quickly and shift around a bit.

These were my saving grace when I was nursing. I went back and forth between the Target brand, up and up, and this one. I nursed both my babies for a year and the washable pads were not working for me, I wanted to use the reusable ones, but I just couldn't. But these are awesome, and you can't really tell you're wearing them, like they don't show through your clothes. I did wear 2 layers though, my nursing tanks and a shirt, it was just easier for me that way.

These work really well and can hold a lot of milk I was shocked by that. I also like their packaging and the way they come out of it. They are also comfortable and you don't even feel like you are wearing anything. They did move around in my bra though 

RETURNING MUM- second time breastfeeding and second time using these fab little pads. Soft and gentle against breast. Full absorption on days where milk production is high and leaks are frequent Stay put inside bra Clean and simple to use In single use packages Downside packaging could be from recycled material as plenty of rubbish from the amount used.