How To Prevent Period Leaking At Night
Waking up to discover blood on your sheets isn’t the best way to start the day.
And it needn’t happen if you get the right protection in place. Why is it that you need extra protection at night to prevent period leaks? Well, as it turns out, when you’re lying down the blood flows differently from when you’re standing up. Which is why you need an overnight pad like Nana Maxi Goodnight .
Overnight pads are handily longer at the back than an ordinary towel. As period blood tends to pool under your bottom if you sleep on your back, this extra length means no leaks. Some towels can also end up askew if you toss and turn a lot in your sleep, causing blood to leak out. The uniquely shaped core of a Nana towel means it follows your body movements when you twist around, preventing period leakage. So you can rest easy.
How to stop period leaks at night
Pyjama trousers
These will give an extra layer of protection between you and the sheets, meaning you’re less likely to leak onto them.
Wearing pyjama trousers or extra pants
These will give you an extra layer of protection between your underwear (or period pants) and the bed sheets. Choose thicker cotton ones in a dark colour in case of stains.
Getting a mattress protector
This will shield your mattress from any accidents. You can even pack one if you’re sleeping away from home.
Using an old hand towel
Laying it underneath your bottom can help catch any leakage and protect your sheets.
Mattress protection
A mattress protector will prevent your mattress ending up with a permanent dark stain. If you’re sleeping away from home take one with you.
