Lil-Lets Maxi Maternity Pads - 10 pack

These Lil-Lets Maxi Maternity Pads are designed for very heavy flow, specifically for the initial weeks postpartum. They offer a high level of absorbency to manage lochia effectively.

While highly absorbent, these pads are specifically contoured and sized for postpartum needs. They may be bulkier than typical heavy-flow menstrual pads. While technically possible, they are not primarily designed for regular periods.

Yes, Lil-Lets maternity pads are designed with comfort in mind, including a super soft cover to promote breathability and reduce the risk of irritation for sensitive skin.

It is recommended to change your maternity pad every 2-4 hours, or more frequently if your flow is very heavy, to maintain hygiene and comfort and to monitor your bleeding.

Absolutely. These pads feature a super soft cover and are fragrance-free, making them suitable for sensitive skin and reducing the likelihood of irritation during a delicate time.

Yes, Lil-Lets Maxi Maternity Pads come with stay-put wings that wrap around your underwear for added security and to prevent side leaks.

Ensure the pad is correctly positioned in your underwear, with the wide back section fully covering the necessary area. Also, make sure the wings are securely folded around your underwear to prevent shifting. Check if the pad needs to be changed more frequently, as very heavy flow can saturate pads quickly.

Ensure your perineal area is clean and dry before applying a new pad. Although the pads are fragrance-free and super soft, sensitive skin can still react. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional. Also, ensure your underwear is breathable and not too tight.

Make sure the wings are fully peeled and securely pressed onto the underside of your underwear. Wearing well-fitting, supportive underwear can also help keep the pad in place more effectively. Avoid loose-fitting underwear during periods of heavy flow.

Postpartum bleeding can be heavy. These pads are designed for high absorbency, but if you are soaking a pad in an hour or less, or passing large clots, contact your healthcare provider immediately. Otherwise, change the pad regularly (every 2-4 hours) to maintain hygiene and observe your flow.