Baby Bond Original Nursing Sash with Sewn-in Burpcloth, Espresso, Large/X-Large

I loved the concept of this and bought it when I was pregnant. Now that I have my baby and have been using it for 2months I can say I do like it but it's not as great as I thought. Here's why:- it covers but you will still have a bit of side breast showing no matter what. It's fine if you're okay with it but if you or your spouse are the kind that aren't then you may need a cover over this.- it doesn't fall I to place easily. You have to play around withbit to get it positioned right and covering everything. In a restaurant or when your baby is crying you will wish it was faster and easier.- at first when you go to latch the baby you need to leave the table unless you're okay with your nipple showing. It takes a few minutes to situate your baby properly so initially again you need a cover for over this cover. I usually use my babys blanket.All in all great product with a few snags. I ended up getting on of those cover ups anyway for crowded places and for initially when I need to get her latched since my husband is a little less easy going about breastfeeding in public than I am. But for in the house if you have family visiting and just need a light cover and don't care of you show some skin it is excellent.It also looks good so when you wear it it's not unattractive. I have the black and when I wear black sometimes people do even notice it.

I breastfeed exclusively and wanted something that would allow me to be with visiting family and friends rather than hiding in my room to feed the baby. The Baby Bond did not work for me. It left a very noticeable triangle of skin showing around the nipple and another exposed patch of skin on the under side of the breast. With constant adjusting, you could probably get a better fit, but the only way I could cover myself completely was to pull the fabric of the Baby Bond so close to the baby's mouth that her mouth was touching the material, interfering with the latch. When the baby pulls away, it leaves the nipple and surrounding area completely exposed. I returned this for a refund and plan to get a Bebe Au Lait, which seems to be a better option for modesty and full coverage. The Baby Bond left me too exposed to use in front of company. It also seems pricey for just two bands of t-shirt material sewn together, although the stitching is well done and it comes in a handy carrying case. Overall I don't recommend this product.

This item has nothing adjustable about it. I bought a small (normally a size 6) and it's simply not tight enough to fit me, so it just slides down. Kind of deviates the purpose. I don't get why it would not have velcro, so you could tighten as needed. Useless.

I really like this concept but I have a hard time staying covered while using this to nurse, even after taking it in a little do that it was tighter around the chest

My baby is 3.5 mos old, and I breastfeed exclusively. I bought this for nursing on-the go, but I have to say, I don't get it. I have very few shirts that open at the top for nursing, I usually have to lift my shirt to nurse my baby. But even for top opening shirts, there is no way to hide the nipple when the baby's feeding. Not to mention the fact that once babies reach 3 months old, you WANT to make it so they can't see anything because they get so distracted by the world (and your face, and your voice, and anything that moves or looks more interesting than a blank wall...). I've found the Hooter Hiders and Udder Covers apron style covers with boning in the neck to be a lot easier to work with. They work with any kind of shirt you're wearing, you don't have to have two hands to put them on, and they keep baby focused on the task at hand so it doesn't take all day.

No one wants to put on a big ol' blanket/shawl over themselves or the little one when your out & about in Vegas heat, so this is a great way to cover only what you need to & not the baby to avoid the fussiness from a hot baby under a blanket. Nice breathable material.

It was hard enough adjusting it right to properly cover yourself to begin with, but now the baby is old enough to start grabbing things, and guess what he likes to grab and pull off? Talk about embarrassment. It's more trouble than it's worth. The baby doesn't really care about the eye contact thing, anyways - he just wants to eat. The only use I have gotten out of this thing is as an expensive burp cloth. I ended up getting the Bebe Au Lait cover. Takes up a little more room in the diaper bag, but the reliable privacy is worth it.

hard to use. hard to keep on properly. its hard to figure out. its terrible. its made of a cheap cloth material. there are better nursing covers out there, that are much more straight forward and easy to use. dont buy this. i dont know how this won an award. the bebe au lait covers are far better.