Kindred Bravely Organic Reusable Nursing Pads, Washable, for Breastfeeding & Leaking with Carry Bag, 10 Pack 4.5″ D (Twilight Regular)

The BEST!!
I don’t know what I would have done without these!!Although I am currently exclusively formula feeding my baby (nursing did not work out for multiple reasons) when I did use these while I nursed these were life savers! Here’s why:- They are reusable, all you do is pop them in the wash (I washed them on hot, with my babies clothes) and drier and they are good to go again. Much better than the disposable ones for many reasons- Even though they are thin, they soak up and hold a good amount of leakage- They protect your clothes and bras from milk and give peace of mind when you’re out and about that you’re not visibly leaking everywhere- They have a slight towel texture, but they are very soft and good for sore and chapped nipples. These actually acted kind of like a barrier between the nips and them rubbing against bras and shirts- I will say, however, that sometimes they didn’t sit totally flat around the nipple, so with some shirts you could see some strange bumps where the edge of the pad was. But that just requires a simple bra or shirt changeAll in all, amazing product. I highly recommend

So much better than disposables
Very comfy pads and very happy they’re reusable.Pros:-soft-machine washable, doesn’t generate so much waste like disposable pads-contoured (both layers have a single line of stitching, which is offset to reduce bulk— wise design choice there)-doesn’t have the annoying and (sometimes painful) adhesive of disposable pads that folds and sticks weirdly to your bra/cami or nipples-simple off-white shade, no ridiculous bright colors under your shirt-when folded over during nursing, they help prop up the bottom of the breast a bit to tip out more milk-package arrived quickly, even though I ordered just before Thanksgiving- packaging is minimalistic, a simple bag and instructions card (with a very nice note from the founder of the company, nice personal touch). I like that it’s not over-packaged, saves in waste there too.-came with the bag pictured. (In the future I’d love a variety of bag designs to choose from, I like picking out colors and different artwork. But, the bag is functional, does its job, and is a good size.)-provides a layer of insulation for those with Reynauld’s Syndrome (which is triggered by cold temperatures or cold air currents.)I don’t leak much, so I can’t speak to the absorbency of the pads, but I’ve been using them for a couple weeks and have gotten nowhere near saturating them, even overnight. I haven’t even noticed them feeling wet.Cons:-occasionally the tip of my nipple will stick slightly to the inside layer. I think this happens if there’s breastmilk on the nipple that dries after you pull the pad up after feeding. Nowhere near as bad as getting the reusable adhesive stuck to it though!-A little bit thick for my taste/body size. My bust is already bigger than usual from breastfeeding, and because I’m on the small side (5’4), my bust feels noticeably larger when I wear these instead of the thin disposables. (While that may be a pro for some people, I don’t like how that throws off my body proportions.) I’d be interested in a slim-profile reusable pad. [This is the only reusable set I’ve tried, so there may be slim ones out there already that I haven’t seen.]-Pad has the same thickness all the way through. The one nice thing about disposable pads is that they have tapered edges that disappear under clothing. I’d love reusable pads with tapered edges so they’d blend better, without any hint of circular seams/edge lines.-Not sure how to get around this in the design, but the contour stitching does show through clothing a bit (I noticed it under my double-layered cami+shirt, though not through a lightly padded bra.) I’ve lessened the effect by rotating the pad so the stitch line is vertical and oriented to the bottom of the breast (since horizontal seams in clothing can be more noticeable), but it would be nice not do take the extra step.Overall, I like them and am super happy not to be throwing away so much plastic.

really good nursing pads
some of my favorite nursing pads. they are so soft and easy to wash. I love that it comes with a zipper pouch to store them

The first time I BF I used disposable breast pads spending money every few days and literally watching it be thrown away so this time around I took a gamble and decided to try reusable. I did plenty of research on different types and looked at many reviews before settling on these, I even brought 2 packs to make sure I had enough.They are great, very absorbing (I’d say more so than the disposable ones) very soft, I wouldn’t even know I’m wearing them. They don’t show through clothing and always stay in place, even at night!They wash very well and tumble dry beautifully. I wish I had brought these the first time around!I found having 2 packs definitely worth it especially in the early stages as they need changing often (as would disposable ones)

I bought one pack then two weeks later purchased another as I personally needed more as per our laundry schedule. I wear one set per day/night (24 hours). They absorb well. You may see wetness on the opposite side of the pad but it never made it through to my bra or shirt. They are very soft except I air dried mine and with that they are less soft so I may try tossing them in the dryer. If you use lanolin cream make sure it dries as the pads can stick to your nipples and if they are sensitive it can be unpleasant to peel them off. They are very comfortable but you may see the outline of them through shirts or bras with lighter material. Comes with a storage bag and nice note from the designer/maker. For the quality and price these are a great buy!

En mi opinión, ha sido una buena compra. Son muy absorbentes, tienen que estar muy mojados para calar. Tamaño adecuado. Frescos para el verano, con los desechables pasaba muchísimo calor ya que empecé a utilizarlos nada más nacer mi pequeño, con 35 grados.Como inconvenientes señalaría que tardan bastante en secar y Es mejor utilizarlos con sujetadores que tengan relleno ya que si no se marcan bastante en la ropa ( esto también me pasaba con los desechables). También decir que una vez los mojas, para mí escondido cambiarlos por uno limpio ya que no mantienen el pecho seco como los buenos de usar y tirar. Fuera de casa, sigo utilizando desechables ya que éstos me gusta lavar los nada más mirarlos. En invierno necesitaré otro pack ya que con 4 pares me quedo corta.