I exclusively breastfeed my 2 1/2 month old and I have tried several different nursing pads. Lansinoh nursing pads are the best I have tried and I only buy them now. They keep me dry and stay in place so I've never had a leaking accident. They're a great value and I will keep using them while I feed my baby and and future kids.

These are my go to nursing pads! I have a 5 week old and these last few weeks we have been trying to establish a schedule which leads to some long and some short stretches without nursing. These protect me better than anything I have tried for the longer over night breaks. I have only seen them a few places and will make a point to buy them again!

I've tried a few different brands of breast pads but have found these to be the better of the bunch - they're quite absorbent and sleek under clothing. They hold quite a bit of fluid and I feel protected throughout the day, even with crying children nearby!

These Pads have saved me so many bras!!! While I was breastfeeding if I didn't have these in my bra I would leak through so bad! It would stain my bra and would be the worst when I woul d be out and about running errands, grocery shopping. These truly are amazing!! They are affordable especially if you aren't able to get one of those wearable breast pumps. Which these Pads aren't bulky at all and hold a good bit! Highly recommend these!

These are amazing! They stay in place and are SO absorbent. I never have any issues these (like being moist and itchy or smelling). They’re perfect for when we’re out or I’m at work. They’re super compact, too so they’re easy to travel with. I would recommend these.

There are pros and cons for this brand of nursing pad. The best part of these are their size. Other brands tend to be thicker and bulkier, while this one is slimmer and doesn't bunch up and make your bra/shirts look funny. The bad part is, they stick to your skin. When first starting out breastfeeding this can be very painful to peel off your already tender nipples. The Lanolin cream seems to glue your breast to the pad.

I am no longer a big fan of disposable nursing pads. Here's why: 1.Disposable nursing pads are not comfortable compared to washable ones 2.They are not good for the environment 3. I dont know exactly the material this is made out of and you know it gets on your nipple and into your baby's mouth 4. If your breastmilk dries on the disposables it becomes hard, itchy and irritating on your nipples. 5. It costs money over time. You save money with washables. 6. They smell funny when breastmilk absorbs in them. ....the ONLY good thing I've found with these disposables is on the back they stick so when you place them in your bra they stay in place and dont move around. Reusable breastpads can bunch up and move out of place.

I’ve never had these leak- they always soak up all the extra milk and they make me feel comfortable going out while wearing them. They can stick to your bra and stay in place, or you can just wear them “freely”. So far they’ve been my@go to brand for nursing pads

These nursing pads are awesome. I'm mostly wearing them at night when I'm asleep because that's when I seem to leak the most. They keep my shirt and sheets from getting wet. You should only have to change them once during the night and that's only if you leak a lot of milk. Definitely recommend these.

With my first child I used random brand nursing pads and paid the price. Often I would have leaks right through my shirt. Save yourself the embarrassment and invest in the best! Lansinoh brand nursing pads are the only ones I used with my second child.