Stayfree Maternity Pads

They have a lot of padding, a lot more comfortable to wear compared to other brands, the downfall is they don't sell them in big lots so I have to buy a lot of packets. They hold a lot & are worth the money, I recommend these to all the new mums to be

After I had my daughter, these definitely come to my rescue! They're incredibly comfortable and they keep you well protected. They super absorbent and they don't leave you feeling icky if you know what I mean. Sorry for tmi lol but they really are great. Even for overnight, no leakage and no discomfort. You would obviously need to change as often as you can, but that's purely for feeling fresher and cleaner.

I used these after the birth of my son and they did exactly what they should. Even though these are massive and very long they were also soft and comfy after birth. I will definitely be using these again next time. Don't even bother with the ones the hospital provides.

Really impressed with this product, did exactly what it suggests and thats a comfort in the days following the birth, the price isn't too bad either, although you do go through these things like its going out of fashion! i always felt as fresh as you can feel (when youve just had a babe!) and would use them with my next one!

Righto, so this is one of those things that while pregnant the "do gooders" dont tell you about The need for pads so big and thick you feel like you need to take a running jump to get on them properly and then they move, and bunch and well are just a pain in the a$$ These are kinda like that - but def better than the hospital ones LOL I preferred Libra ones as I found them softer and they stayed in place better However - gotta love the wings!!

I found these similar to ye old surf board types our mothers bought us at the first period. I was aware of them there and felt insecure without the security of wings! I would use again because they are given free by the hospital but otherwise I buy a different brand once at home!

These pads were great. I used them after my waters broke and after the birth of my son. So comfortable especially when you're lying in bed for a few days.

I used these after I gave birth, and personally I didn't like them. They kept most of the leakage in but I didn't like that there was no wings and I found them too thick and un comfortable. Much preferred the Libra ones

Oh this does make me giggle a bit. One of those "magical" side effects of pregnancy is lochia aka the most epic period ever. It's a total shock to the system after 9 glorious months period free and what's worse, you can't use tampons.

Of the brands I used I liked stayfree the best. I found they stayed in place well despite the lack of wings.

Without crossing the TMI line I'll also say that birth can leave you "tender" and breastfeeding involves a lot of sitting. I found this brand the best for drawing moisture away for increased comfort.