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Reddit mentions of Nursing Cover for Breastfeeding with Built in Baby Burp Cloths, Soft Cotton Cover Up • Matching Storage Pouch
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EASY TO USE: Comfortable and easy to put on, take off and store. Reinforced neckline allows you to see your baby while nursing or adjust the cover without it collapsing. There's even a pocket in the front for your phone or pacifier so you'll have both hands free. Roomy enough for a nipple shield.LIGHTWEIGHT: Easy and convenient to take with you. Pleasant for you to wear, our quality fabric will not overheat your baby. Compact and durable. Beautiful design with universal fit that ensures modesty and protects your clothes from everything (except your baby!)TWO LARGE BURP CLOTHS SEWN IN: No need to carry extra, as our burp cloths let you move quickly from feeding to burping and will never accidentally drop on the ground. The burp cloths are soft and absorbent, but they also help weigh down the cover so that it won't fly everywhere and stays in one place. Many other nursing covers don't come with two burp cloths.PERFECT PRIVACY IN PUBLIC: For nursing anywhere you choose to be discreet. Reinforced neckline allows top of garment to remain rigid, allowing you to nurse while keeping an eye on your little one.HIGHEST QUALITY SOFT COTTON: One of the essentials for making motherhood easier, our breast feeding apron is made from 100% cotton comfortable high quality cotton. Makes an excellent baby shower present! Better than products that double as car seat covers since there are no design compromises. Matching bag makes travelling a snap.
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 0.1 Inches |
| Length | 27 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.33 Pounds |
| Width | 36 Inches |
I used a nursing apron, which was great until my daughter started kicking it a lot during nursing.
After that, I'd use a nursing bra with built in foam pads (no re-positioning needed!) with a tank top underneath another shirt or sweater. I'd pull the tank top down over one breast and the top shirt up, so the tank top would keep my stomach and back covered and the top shirt would keep my chest and breast covered. When this ensemble is paired with a jacket, it's pretty impossible for anyone to see anything.
I use this one: http://www.amazon.com/Nursing-Breastfeeding-Maddie-Moo-Breastfeed/dp/B0173VF0GM
I like the plastic lip at the top that ensures that I can see my baby while I'm feeding her.