Hooter Hider Nursing Cover, Chocolate

Comment: This is one of the best purchases I made when I had my baby. I love this thing! It's just the right weight of fabric and functions very well. I've used it on a flight, on ferry rides and around the house when we've had company. It keeps me covered but lets in air flow to the baby so he doesn't get too hot. It even has a little inside corner that's cotton towel material for any spills you might need to deal with.

Comment: Hooter Hider is the best nursing cover that I found. You can keep eye contact with your baby, and it's lightweight to not overheat him. You can also use as a sunscreen on the stroller or to cover while pumping in a public place (e.g., airport bathroom).

Comment: This item was a gift to me when I had my first child four years ago. I had never heard of it, so I'm so glad they sent it my way. This product got me through two babies, separated by 3 years, nursing each for a year. It's very durable. It's been washed and dried numerous times. And, it's been scrunched up and shoved into a stuffed diaper bag. It still looks in perfect condition. It's much better than using a blanket as a cover. As soon as your baby yanks on a blanket, it falls down. And you can't easily see your baby's face when you use a blanket. It also has come in handy at times that I did need a little extra blanket or sun cover up while the baby is in the stroller. My kids didn't get grabby to the point where it became challenging to use this product until they were about 10 months. Aside from carrying a pop-up tent to use when nursing in public, I'm not sure how one would get around this grabby-baby issue. Anyway, I love this product and highly recommend it.

Comment: For this much money, you could buy about 10 aprons - which would accomplish the same thing as one Hooter Hider. You're basically paying for a thin piece of fabric that, albeit very cute, is largely useless. The special feature that they market is a rounded neckline through which baby and mother can see each other. That's fine, but if baby is old enough to want to look at mama while nursing, it's going to be old enough to want to pull the Hooter Hider off entirely. I only used this a handful of times until I discovered that my coat, a blankie, or shirt were just as convenient when it comes to hiding your hooters. I wish I hadn't paid so much for it.

The only good thing I can say about this item is that the prints are very stylish. But is that worth the money? There are many useless baby products on the market, and this unfortunately is one of them.

Comment: This is an easy to use cover to be discrete while breast feeding in any situation where you don't want everyone to see you. I personally like my privacy and this is the perfect answer.