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for the 1st 24hrs i used the libra goodnight/maternity as they are somewhat thicker
and after the 24hr heavy bleed i used the libra ultra thin maternity pads which i liked better coz i didnt feel like a was walking about with this huge thing betwwen my legs.

with my last baby i decided the pads just werent enough and people had suggested using newborn nappies instead but i thought thats too expensive so i went to the cheap nappy store and got adult nappies which are like a pk of 25 i cant remember how much but i deff felt alot less worry about leaking especially in those 1st few hrs when u have to walk back to ur ward. and blood is still flowing fast. and they arnt visable as a nighty or hospital gown hides them well. i used them for the 1st few hrs and at night. will be getting some more this time.
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Poor you rorylex, thats sounds like alot of bleeding.

I bought about 2 packs of the stayfree thick things, and 2 packs of libra ones. The maternity unit gave me like a pack of 5 cotton swab things that were tiny and useless, but straight after my shower my MW made up a nappy thing of those blue sheets of stuff that catch everything when your on the bed, etc and 2 of the crappy mat unit ones which held everything in. I felt like a bit of a dick but it worked well.

After the first few hours I went straight into the stayfree pillows the I think by the time I went home I was using libra ones. I have 1 unopened pack of stayfree and have the other pack still left. Bt I think my bleedig was veeeery light compared to most.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote LouD Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 November 2009 at 5:45pm
Rorylex - thats awful they make you walk back to your ward also!! after squeezing a baby out you would think you would qualify for a wheel chair!! bugger that for a joke i would feel like my insides are gonna fall out
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote rorylex Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 November 2009 at 4:59pm
why would i need a wheel chair for a 25m walk? lol

all my labours were straight forward with no intervention.
and iv been on my feet with in 2hrs of all 3.
i have my shower 1st and get dressed before walking back to ward. i just got annoyed after having my 1st 2 that by the time walked that short distance it was pretty much straight back to toilet again. just aswell i went with absortbent underwear after ds3 as i got stopped by every man and his dog on the 25m walk lol. so what should have been a 30sec walked turned into an hr, which a simple pad wasnt gonna handle.
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My midwife has suggested those adult nappies to me also. She said she's had a few people use them and says they're great cause you just chuck them after use (obviously) so no need to worry about ruining your undies if the pads don't offer enough protection.

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