NUK Reusable Nursing Pads, 6 Pack

I'm on the contrary very satisfied with these nursing pads. Alas, I really am not huge and perhaps because of that they suit me well. All other reusable nursing pads I tried before were so big that they were protruding from the bra. These are simple, but so are other pads I've seen on the market and frankly I don't need a cone design to cover my nipples. They do leak sometimes when there's a bigger let down, but hold up much better than others I've tried, especially the disposable ones which constantly leaked. I throw them into the washer with my baby's items (I don't hand wash) and always have a pair handy to use, they survive a washer and a dryer without any problems.

They're FLAT! These are basically a scratchy jersey circle, with bulky serged seams at the outside. Oh, they're useless. Now, admittedly, even before the girls were "working girls" as they have been for the past six months, I haven't been flat-chested since I was 14, but these are seriously unusable unless you have a completely flat chest (I'm talking, less than an A cup), because there is no darting or seaming whatsoever to make a _cup_ shape, which is required for any sort of protruding breast.

As I am forcibly reminded every time I forget them (eep!!), nursing pads are an essential part of the new mom's wardrobe; buy Kushies, and you'll be happy. Buy these, and you'll be baffled and cursing, as I was (and it's not just the sleep deprivation!).

Here are the Kushies! Kushies Washable Nursing Pads, White

Being environmentally conscious I decided to try reusable nursing pads. They are horrible. They don't stay in place and all day long I was having to change them. Plus they are not that soft so you can see the discs even through your shirt and bra. This 6 pack will not get you through one day. I recommend getting Lilypads for something reusable or the Lansinoh if you want pads that are thin, absorbant, stay in place, and discreet.