I am looking for liners that you can wear under your breast for when your not wearing a bra that will help with rashes , would bamboo inserts work ?
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They might, but I think these would be kinda bulky unless you had larger breasts.
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Bamboo or hemp would be great, but I don't know if this would be big enough. I can see putting one in a sports bra
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I use them when I use diaper rash ointment on my 2 month old and they work great. My Best Bottom diapers recommend a liner with any ointment so that residue does not build up and limit diaper absorption.
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They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps! They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as... » Read More They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps! « Show Less
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These liners are actually quite smaller than standard changing pads. I think they are designed to fit in the contour/dip only. They work perfectly for protecting the part where your baby lies.
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Yes I think these would help you. Pads are made of materials that do tend to irritate down there. Just remember do not put bleach directly on these pads. I hope this was helpful.
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Liners are optional but SO handy. Most of the time I do not have to spray off solids into the toilet, the liner catches it all. As far as inserts go, those are only if you get pocket diapers. All in one diapers don't use an insert.
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No :) But depending upon your water type, it will work well for your cloth. I used it for my cloth diapers (including BumGenius) for several years with much success. Certain types of hard water may leave a build-up that will cause rash, though.
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I personally only wear mine on the non-nursing side when my daughter is feeding but it really isn't very bulky so I think you could wear it in your bra. Sometimes I forget to take it out so I bend over and milk has gone all over the place.... just to warn you! Haha.
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These would work great. They are small but natural looking. The only thing you have to keep in mind is that they don't work well with all bras.
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Yes, for catching the milk when you're leaking. I use them while I'm feeding though. I put one shell inside of my bra on the side I'm not nursing from and it catches the milk when you let down giving you the ability to save the milk.
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These are somewhat transparent, so they may not completely disguise darker nips if you're wearing a sheer top over a sheer bra (or no bra). These won't hide your bra color; they're worn on the inside of the bra.
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You can put the bamboo side against the baby's skin...just not the microfiber side. These make for a great AI2-style diaper when paired with a cover, and you don't need as many covers this way compared to pockets!
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Yes, but they are on the small side for me. I love and highly recommend GroVia's liners if that is your need. These are better for adding a staydry layer between the diaper fabric and your baby's bum.
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These are probably and inch, maybe more, thick at the thickets part. They will not work in place of a bra with adhesive- they are meant simply as an insert not any type of bra or support. There are silicone adhesive bras, you might want to try one of those- try searching for "adhesive silicone bra" or "nubra".
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Sorry, had I seen this question in my inbox, I would've answered this sooner. The back of these bra inserts are concave. They are as described on their web page and well made, but I find them a bit suffocating and cumbersome. Perhaps this is because I don't have much to begin with and I am not accustomed to a heavy top. I hope my late reply still helps.
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You will need to wear these under a bra anyway - they are not adhesive. Get the one that more closely matches your skin color.
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Just like the disposable variety you by at the grocery store, these are not sized to fit a person in the same way that underwear or a dress is. Approach the sizing with how much coverage you want - regular (which is what I use in conjunction with a Diva Cup or long (for overnights, if that's currently what you use in the disposable variety). Congrats on going waste-free!