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finding some I could live with. These pads are my favorites. They are sooooo soft and almost invisible through clothing. They require a little extra preparation (washed and dried 3 times, hot water, non-enzymatic detergent) before first use, but wash them well if you are going to use them again. They tend to curl up a bit in the dryer, but I've found that they flatten out pretty quickly once in place. I usually can't even tell if they got wet, other than that they're heavier at the end of the…

I've been using these nursing pads for about 3 weeks now without any complaints. I especially like the material (I love the Babykicks hemp/cotton blend). They haven't leaked at all even though my baby is 4 months old so I don't have that crazy newborn leak situation anymore. Some reviewers complain that cloth pads show through clothing while disposable pads don't. That's more or less true, because the pads are thicker (it's real fabric, that's the way it's supposed to be!). But to me, the…

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…