Just wanted to start a thread to see what everyone else uses for their monthly cycle and why?
Are you happy with what your using?
Multiple choice poll
Oh and if a mod gets the time can they fix my spelling error in the title? Thanks.
Bought Cloth/washable pads
Disposable pads
Sew my own cloth/washable pads
Eco friendly disposable pads
Cotton baby socks
Tampons
Sea sponge
Menstral cup
Material folded up
Other
Just wanted to start a thread to see what everyone else uses for their monthly cycle and why?
Are you happy with what your using?
Multiple choice poll
Oh and if a mod gets the time can they fix my spelling error in the title? Thanks.
Last edited by neostudded; 06-10-2008 at 17:15.
Me 19, he two in July, we are doing full term breastfeeding
http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/f...70#post3982070
I use bought cloth pads, and flushable eco friendly disposable pads.
I mostly only use cloth pads really. I did use disposable pads when I was 15-16 1/2 I found they gave me rashes and my periods went for longer with them. It was costing over 10 dollars a month, I really disliked my period. I now use cloth and I find it cheaper and more comfortable, my periods are shorter, lighter and less painful.
I am happy with what I am using currently.![]()
Last edited by neostudded; 06-10-2008 at 17:49.
Me 19, he two in July, we are doing full term breastfeeding
http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/f...70#post3982070
I use tampons, They are way more hygenic...I think they are anyway, Ide hate to sit in my own blood. Yuuk, When I got my first period my mum made me use pads for the first cycle, then I had to use tampons. I havent use a pad since.![]()
i LOVE my Diva cup!!!!!
i have been using cloth pads for PP bleeding now
and i LOVE the bamboo velour topped wild mama nice knickers!!!!!!
i use them cause it seems completely hypocritical to use cloth on my boys but not myself
cloth is just so comfy
i love the simplicity of the cup too
It's a woman's choice what she does with her own body, but when she is entrusted with the care of another life, whether in her womb or as a newborn, she has an added responsibility.
The importance of this should be far greater than her own needs.
24/12/06 Rylan Jonathon & 27/09/08 Ezekiel Arthur & Hazelle Mary 06/08/2010
my homebirthed girl
Cloth bum, co-sleeping, boobiefed beautiful babies
I am building up a cloth pad stash and I am very happy with the switch. I used to have my period for at least 7 days with extreme cramping (couldn't walk, fainting, vomiting) but this last cycle was the first time I used all cloth and I have come down to 4 days with only one day of pain which was nowhere near as bad as it has always been![]()
He who laughs last probably didn't get the joke.
actully tampons are incredibly unhygienic!
not to mention the damage they do to the inside of the vagina by soaking up not just blood but all the naturally occurring fluids that it produces.
try a Diva Cup!
no risk of tts or any nasty places for bacteria to mulitply.
so much better
It's a woman's choice what she does with her own body, but when she is entrusted with the care of another life, whether in her womb or as a newborn, she has an added responsibility.
The importance of this should be far greater than her own needs.
24/12/06 Rylan Jonathon & 27/09/08 Ezekiel Arthur & Hazelle Mary 06/08/2010
my homebirthed girl
Cloth bum, co-sleeping, boobiefed beautiful babies
Can I just ask why there are cotton baby socks in the poll? I have never heard of that.![]()
It's a woman's choice what she does with her own body, but when she is entrusted with the care of another life, whether in her womb or as a newborn, she has an added responsibility.
The importance of this should be far greater than her own needs.
24/12/06 Rylan Jonathon & 27/09/08 Ezekiel Arthur & Hazelle Mary 06/08/2010
my homebirthed girl
Cloth bum, co-sleeping, boobiefed beautiful babies
I selected "other" I havn't had a period for nearly 2 years now (just the usual PP bleed) I have bought disposable ones for that this time but from memory with DS when I was at home I just used folded up flannels as it started to slow down. I think I had some spotting before falling pregnant with Ollie but I just used flannels then too.
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