breastfeeding covers

[bethx]

Has anyone used these? I didnt bother with my son but we didnt keep up breastfeeding more than a few months, I am hoping to be able to breastfeed at least a year this time, Im not overly comfortable with feeding when out although I will if needed. Just thought these look good for if you cant go somewhere private.

Any views about them? anyone had one and loved/hated it??

Theres loads of different kinds but im interested in these ones so far;
http://www.mothercare.com/Bebe-Lait-Breast-Feeding-Cover/dp/B00195JTZM?_encoding=UTF8&

hopefully the link will work.

 

[isobel84]

Hi hun i got no experience but i hope to breastfeed Noa for 6 month. I have decided to use just my scarfs to cover up when we are out and about, they are wide enough and thin aswell x

 

[inky]

I've been trying to use blankets but am always trying to get it to stay in the right place and I'm sure all my fiddling disrupts Cahal when he's eating. I ordered a Mamascarf yestrday so will let you know how I get on when it arrives!

 

[vixforever]

I just cover myself with a muslin x

 

[bethx]

With my son , i tried muslins and blankets but didnt find they stayed place very well.
İnky please let me know how you get on with the mamascarf, at the moment im in a toss up between that and the bebelait.

 

[inky]

The Mamascarf arrived yesterday, and while it's good in that it hides all the right bits and does seem to give Cahal a little less distraction when feeding, it's really nothing more than expensive triangular scarf.....I can't see why they're so expensive tbh, and am glad I got it on ebay lol!!

 

[Pudds86]

I really want something like this to cover myself when feeding bubs in public for me and him i suppose... dont know if they are worth £30 though... I am wondering if I can knock one up myself. How do they fasten is it velcro? Might get my mom's sewing machine out! xx

 

[JJ Mum]

Glad you asked this Beth, as I was going to the other day! I can't see me feeding in public, or god the thought of doing it in front of my dad! nightmare. so I have been doing some research. Been thinking of trying this home made one , when my maternity leave starts ,

http://blisstree.com/live/free-pattern-to-sew-your-own-nursing-cover/

 

[Mervs Mum]

Expensive tut!! get a lovely fashionable poncho for the winter or a gorgeous pashmina

 

[bethx]

I need something that will work in heat as its going to be very hot over here when I get back with baby. I know theyre quite expensive, but as I live in a muslim country I need to be able to cover my self up well, and with travelling alot I need to be able to cover up. I think Im either just going to get a thin pashmina or the apron as I still like that. Id love to make my own but ım awful at sewing