Postpartum Recovery Essentials Kit, Includes Disposable Underwear, Instant Ice Maxi Pads, Perineal Healing Foam, Perineal Healing Pad Liners and Upside Down Peri Bottle (11pc Gift Set)

It’s over rated, the panties are not free size, I’m size L and they are very tight , didn’t use, then the pads are so uncomfortable and bulky, definitely not worth buying.

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I honestly can't recommend this kit enough. It made such a huge difference during my postpartum recovery and included so many products that I didn't even realize I'd need beforehand. Everything is thoughtfully designed to make recovery more comfortable during those first few weeks after giving birth. The quality of each item exceeded my expectations, and having everything together in one kit made the experience much less overwhelming. Looking back, this was easily one of the most valuable purchases I made while preparing for postpartum recovery. I now recommend it to every expecting mom I know.

Todo el mundo me dijo que no era necesario, que en el hospital te dan todo etc. Cómpralo, es el mejor dinero que gastarás posparto. Es lo más cómodo, lo más práctico y lo más innovador, los materiales son de gran calidad y la mejoría que ves es impresionante.

10/10 for any moms to be

This is a great postpartum starter kit. The hospital may provide you with some basic supplies, but, for example, the peri bottle in this kit with the angled neck is so much more practical and easier to use than at least the one I got from the hospital. You will absolutely use everything in the box (and need more of everything) and the box itself is such a great way to store the supplies. I would add one thing to this kit: TENA Women's Sensitive Care Extra Coverage Overnight Pads work really well with the Frida disposable underwear and ice packs as they don't have wings and are quite a bit wider than any of the pads offered by Playtex, Always, etc. I also recommend having a regular size garbage bag in the bathroom versus a smaller trash can that many people usually have in their bathrooms. If it makes you more comfortable, disposable bed mats/pads are also not a bad thing to have and use. Finally, if you can do it, it is great to have some sort of table/stand/box/crate to put the box on that can be in front of the toilet. The box fits well on the back of the toilet, but, especially for the first few days postpartum, it's not the greatest to have to rotate around to get supplies. I know it's not realistic or practical for everyone, but if you can, it made things a lot easier for me.