Frida MomPostpartum Underwear, Disposable Boyshort Panties, Seamless, Stretch Support, New Mom Essentials

I got these to use in the hospital after my c-section and I am SO glad I did.My weight and height is listed at the bottom of my review for reference.Here’s what I liked:-The crotch area is wide enough to comfortably fit one of the huge hospital pads.-They’re not sheer at all, meaning I could wear them around the hospital room without needing actual pants.-They are extremely comfortable and lightweight.-They are high waisted so they didn’t rub against my incision site.-They are just the right amount of stretchy, never feeling too tight but also snug enough to not fall down.-I’m usually able to get a couple maxi pads worth of use with one pair before needing to switch to a new pair.-They are well made.-They’re surprisingly inexpensive for the quantity and quality.The only con… they leave a weird kind of grippy residue on your skin. Not a crazy amount but just something I noticed…I loved these in the hospital so much that I ordered two more packs when I got home to use with regular maxi pads. 10/10 would recommend and will always get them for a baby shower gift moving forward!I purchased the “regular” size.Height: 5’ 3”Weight at hospital: ~210lbsWeight at home: ~180/185lbsThey fit comfortably at both weights!

These underwear are great! All of the reviews boasted about how much better these are than the ones in the hospital, and they were right. Quite frankly, I didn't find the hospital ones to be uncomfortable at all and they did the job, so I really thought people were exaggerating. But once I got home and put on a pair for myself, I knew what people were talking about. They have a super comfortable stretch that doesn't dig in or cause irritation, and they come up nice and high with a thicker material, but it doesn't feel bulky, just cozy and secure. They fit and hold even the largest of pads, and the ice pack pads fit in here better than any other product I tried.I would definitely recommend doing some sort of adult diaper/postpartum diaper for those first couple days so you don't have to worry so much about putting on pads and making sure they stay in place, but these were awesome in the later days when I wasn't in so much pain and my bleeding slowed down a bit.

Loved these once I left the hospital. I used what was provided for me in hospital up until discharge and then started using most of my Fridamom items at home to help ease the transition and support my convert and healing. They are super stretchy and I reused mine until they got holes from the sticky part of the post-partum pads I placed in them. I’d say they’re fairly durable and aren’t super crazy thick or anything.

After 3 C-section I have to say this is a must have because they holds great for those first days when your body is new again. I'm 5'3'' and 180lb, the regular size fits well, it adapts to your body shape, there are disposables but you can use it for a couple days because they are resistant.

After having a c-section, I purchased these because I wanted something similar to the mesh underwear the hospital gave me. These fit better (didn't roll down) and are more comfortable in my opinion. Also, the adhesive on sanitary items sticks very well so they stay in place. The underwear does not irritate my c-section incision and I can wear my postpartum garments with no issue.

Wonderful postpartum item. Great quality and stretch which makes them super comfortable for postpartum. Much more comfortable than the ones the hospital provides. They almost fit like boy shorts but have incredible stretch. Paired really well with the padsicles or regular pads for postpartum care. Would absolutely buy these again for my next postpartum experience.

Just get them! They are by far way more comfortable than the ones you get at the hospital. These feel high quality and are very supportive and stretchy. It holds the pads you need for postpartum pads very well and if help with them not moving since it stick on good.

They were comfy and easy to use. Didn't think they were worth it for how much they cost though