daLAIT is more than a nursing pad. It’s a space for inclusion, acceptance, and celebrating diversity.
Using state-of-the-art materials, daLAIT is a patent-pending nursing pad that gives breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and pumping parents the confidence to give milk and go for it.
Meet daLAIT
(pronounced DAH-leh)
The only nursing pad you will ever need.
Nursing parents should be able to enjoy an active lifestyle without the fear of leaking through their shirts, worrying about bunching, or exposing their baby to harmful chemicals.
Enter daLAIT.
Using non-toxic materials and patent-pending techniques, daLAIT is a washable nursing pad that is molded to fit your shape and stay in place no matter what you do.
Don’t let leaks stop your flow. daLAIT.
Patent-Pending Technology
daLAIT uses medical-grade materials that are made in the USA and designed to keep you dry, comfortable, and help reduce waste.
Made in the North America
all of our materials are made in the USA and our nursing pads are assembled in Canada, using only the highest standards of manufacturing
Absorbs Up To 15x Its Weight
daLAIT pads absorb as much or more than traditional disposable nursing pads without all the waste
Safe & Medical-Grade
daLAIT uses innovative proprietary materials that are safe for skin contact and safe for infants
Because nursing parents deserve the best.
Meet Our Founder & CEO
Being a new parent is challenging enough. For me, these challenges were only compounded by the stress of trying to breastfeed a new life and much to my surprise, leaking. through. everything.
In the first two months alone I went through several boxes of disposable nursing pads only to end up with soaked shirts and damp sheets. Reusable pads weren’t much better — they often shifted during workouts, could be seen under clothes (much like their disposable counterparts), and had limited absorbency, making long meetings or extended outings a risky endeavor.
In short, the nursing pads out there simply didn’t support my active lifestyle, and as I quickly found out, didn’t reflect the experiences of other historically marginalized or excluded nursing parents either. I decided to fill this void by creating a pad that gives all nursing parents the confidence to give milk and go for it. daLAIT.
In solidarity, Hallan
