Review on 👶 Optimized Search: Set of 3 BabyKicks Jersey Nursing Pads by Randy Gunnmann

I've tried three brands of washable nursing pads and several disposable pads and they are by far the best over the long term (kushies have an uncomfortable seam). Babykicks also makes a flannel kit, but over time the jersey will wear down and soften. I've never had any problems with frizz and have always put them in the dryer - they come out perfectly flat (otherwise every brand dries hard and uncomfortable when air dried). After 5 months of use, mine are wearing fine (like your favorite soft cotton t-shirt that has been washed a million times). Some people complain that they need to be washed 5-6 times to get soft - you'll end up washing them hundreds of times depending on how many days I can wash in an hour (after having had some water). wet, I throw them in the laundry basket). If you're not breastfeeding yet, buy a few sets and simply wash them after each wash and they'll be in great condition until your baby is born. The disposables I couldn't even wear for 15 minutes were so uncomfortable plus they made crackling plastic noises.