6 pairs of breast pads to keep you (and your clothes) dry.
WHEN YOU'LL NEED IT
Your milk will usually come in on day 3-5 postpartum, and you’ll need breast pads. We recommend using Disposable Leak Proofers in the hospital, and the reusable kind once you’re home, and have a washing machine to chuck them in.
HOW TO USE IT
The full-coverage pads are designed for the fourth trimester when you may need extra support as your milk supply is establishing and leaks are heavier. Layer them over Nip Magic Silver Nursing Cups inside your bra. The low-coverage are more discreet for when you want light leak support and less breast pad visibility. Depending on your flow, you may find full-coverage best for nights and low-coverage best for day wear.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
With three pairs of full-coverage nursing pads and three low-coverage, this set will keep you leak-free throughout your breastfeeding journey, no matter what you wear.
SHIPPING + RETURNS
Shipping
We offer speedy dispatch to New Zealand with all orders dispatched from Australia.
Flat Rate Shipping 4–7 business days $20.00
Returns You will be eligible for Refund or Exchange if your item is in new, unused and resalable condition and purchased within 30 days. You can find more information here.
Leak Proofers Non-Slip Reusable Bamboo Bra Pads 6 pairs
Leak Proofers come with three pairs of full coverage and three pairs of low coverage. The full coverage are great to wear in the evenings in bed, to keep you dry throughout the night. The low coverage are designed to fit more discreetly into a bra, perfect to wear during the day and when out and about.
How long should I be wearing breast pads for?
If you’re leaking, breast pads are a great way to keep your clothes dry, and your body comfortable. Change your breast pads regularly. If your nipples stay moist for long periods of time, the skin softens too much and becomes fragile.In the early days, you might need to change them over a couple of times a day, but as your milk supply settles and regulates, the need to change your breast pads should become less frequent. We recommend wearing Disposable Leak Proofers for convenience in the early days, then moving to Reusable Leak Proofers once your milk settles and it’s easier to have them on rotation in the washing machine.
How much milk do these catch?
A lot! However, Leak Proofers are designed to do exactly that, catch leaks. If you’re wanting to catch more milk, and use it for a later feed, we’d recommend wearing Milk Catchy’s.