Disposable Nursing Pads

Aiwibi Nursing Pads are made from ultra-fine fiber blended with natural wood pulp, making them soft and skin-friendly for maximum comfort during breastfeeding.

Our ultra-absorbent core can absorb up to 25 times its weight, quickly locking in liquid to keep you dry and fresh throughout the day.

Not at all! The soft 3D honeycomb surface and contoured shape are designed to provide gentle support while preventing rubbing and irritation, ensuring a comfortable experience for breastfeeding moms.

Yes! The contoured shape and breathable design ensure a discreet fit that conforms closely to your breast, making them virtually invisible under clothing.

The honeycomb texture of our pads absorbs breast milk twice as fast and evenly disperses moisture, enhancing dryness by 33% compared to standard pads.

Absolutely! Aiwibi Nursing Pads are super breathable and designed to promote airflow, keeping your skin cool and comfortable throughout the day, making them perfect for all-day wear.

Yes, our nursing pads are made from skin-friendly materials and are designed to be gentle on sensitive skin, providing comfort and protection without irritation.

There are two main reasons:

• Some babies have sensitive skin or are prone to allergies, which can cause skin reactions when wearing diapers. This can lead to redness or swelling around the diaper area.
• Diaper rash (also known as diaper dermatitis) can also be caused by inflammation. Babies' skin is very delicate, and if diapers become damp or are exposed to bacteria, it's easy for diaper rash to develop. It's important to change diapers frequently and thoroughly clean the baby's bottom after each bowel movement to prevent this.

Whether opened or unopened, diapers should be stored in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight to avoid moisture and contamination. Keep opened diapers away from areas with high temperatures or strong odors, as this can cause them to lose their shape or pick up unwanted smells. It's best to use opened diapers within 2-3 months. If you live in a humid environment, try to use them within a month to avoid bacterial growth.

It depends on how severe the rash is. For mild cases, you can continue using diapers but should take these steps:

• Change diapers frequently.
• Use a diaper rash cream or powder to keep the area dry.
• Boost your baby's immune system by ensuring they get enough nutrients.
• If the rash is severe, stop using diapers and consult a doctor immediately.