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Did you know that you can wear a cloth pad on top of period underwear? It's actually a great combination we would recommend if you've got one or the either reusable period care products. Find out the 6 top reasons cloth pad and period underwear should be worn together.

Experiencing light bladder leakage (LBL) is incredibly common, especially for females! Women actually make up a staggering 80% of people who report living with incontinence. You probably guessed it - pregnancy and childbirth-are well known associated factors of LBL.

An essential item on a hospital bag packing list for mummies to include is a pack of maternity disposable pads. Many mothers consider the benefits of cloth nappies for their babies but don’t necessarily think about reusable products for themselves. Why? Think about it, your nether region will be going through a lot and to recover well, you should only use the most natural and organic against your skin.

Organic living is not simply the notion of buying organic products and produce. It’s more about embracing a lifestyle and mentality that is centred on environmental awareness, healthy living and holistic organic practices.

Female Reproductive System 101. Need a brief recap on the female reproductive system? We want to honour the inner workings of the female body and share with you a very simple 101 on how the structures and functions of this incredible system. 

Leaky boobs? We’ve got you! Our brand new organic cotton reusable breast pads are made to help manage any breast leaks experienced during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

But what’s the difference between reusable and disposable breast pads, or even organic cotton vs bamboo? Here’s everything you need to know about choosing the best breast pad option for you!

To help support the fight against breast cancer, hannahpad is launching our Power Pink campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness month this October. Our pink pads are discounted at 10% for you to purchase and 10% of total sales will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. The foundation funds important research in this field, to help improve survival rates. NBCF has already made great progress since 1994, as breast cancer survival rates are up 91% from 79% in the past.

We talk a lot about periods around here so we thought it's time switch it up and talk about #boobies this October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is fantastic that we have a specified month to talk and promote looking after our breasts but it's important that we pay attention to our breast health all year around, understanding what is normal and what to look out for.