Disana Nursing Pads – Gentle & Natural Support for Breastfeeding Mothers

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After giving birth, breastfeeding brings a new set of challenges for your body. Disana nursing pads are here to support you by keeping your breasts comfortably dry and providing gentle relief for sore or irritated nipples.

Perfectly Balanced Material Combination

Right after breastfeeding, simply place the nursing pad on your breast. The absorbent wool core quickly soaks up excess breast milk and helps keep your skin dry. The bourette silk layer calms sensitive skin and promotes natural healing.

Breathable & Comfortable

Even when slightly damp, the nursing pads still feel dry to the touch. Their breathable design allows air to circulate, helping your skin to breathe and stay healthy.

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable

Disana nursing pads are washable and reusable – a great environmentally conscious alternative to disposable pads. We recommend having three pairs available so you’ll always have a fresh set ready.

Material: 70% organic merino wool, 30% silk
Size: Diameter 11 cm
Color: Natural
Made in Germany

For over 40 years, the German company Disana has been dedicated to producing high-quality baby and children's clothing made from untreated natural fibers. By combining traditional craftsmanship with modern production techniques, Disana ensures premium quality, natural comfort, and sustainable design – for both mother and child.

Wool & Silk

Our recommendation to always read the care instructions in the respective garments, the special composition of the manufacturer and the origin of the materials often require individual care.

Basically, you should use a laundry bag for your wool laundry, this reduces the friction on the washing machine drum and thus the risk of felting. Textiles made of wool/silk do not get dirty as quickly as cotton textiles, it is usually sufficient to air the textiles and only wash them when they are really dirty.
Always wash wool & silk on the wool cycle and make sure that the setting uses cold water, not 30 degrees. Basically, the older the washing machine is, the worse the wool program is, which can lead to problems. Also pay attention to the spin speed, it should be greatly reduced and no final spin should be set.
You should also use a high-quality, organic wool detergent and not a conventional one. Dry your woolen laundry lying on a towel and carefully pull it into shape after washing. Please never let your woolen clothes dry in the blazing sun, in the tumble dryer or on the radiator.

In the BabyBox, we use Disana's wool shampoo. It's particularly mild and ideal for all natural wool.

With our Joha products, we have had good experiences washing them at 30 degrees on a wool cycle. (but we do not assume any guarantee)

Briefly summarized:

• Sort laundry by colour, temperature and material
• Heavy-duty detergents and color detergents are sufficient as standard detergents
• Pay attention to the manufacturer's instructions for the amount of detergent to be used
• Select the washing program according to the information on the label
• Make sure the drum is filled correctly

Briefly summarized:

• Drying in the fresh air is best
• Do not hang sensitive materials in direct sunlight
• Dry the knit flat
• Ensure good ventilation