Bizzy Babee Nursing Cover (Grey)

I bought this for a trip we were taking and since we would be flying/taking trains/being in restaurants, I thought I needed a good cover to breastfeed my daughter. Unfortunately, this cover ended up being more a nuisance than it being useful.As the picture shows, one side is totally closed and the other side is open. With my daughter underneath, she seemed to feel a bit cramped and would easily pull the "closed" side over her head, thus making the cover pointless. When she was ready to change sides, I had to turn the whole cover around, this was a bit difficult with a moving child.My other dislikes were the fact that the material was quite heavy and my daughter would become very hot, very quickly. (We were in Paris in the early spring which is not a particularly warm place to be.) In the end, I ended up just using my thin scarf as a cover and using the cover as a scarf.With that being said, my daughter was 9 months at the time and was not used to being covered while breastfeeding. So perhaps this would be a great cover for someone with a small baby (who doesn't move much) and who is used to having a cover :-)

I love this cover. Because it covers both my front and back, I can wear non-nursing shirts to work and still pump discreetly. I put the cover on and then can just pull my whole shirt up to use the pump. This has greatly expanded my wardrobe because now I can wear my regular work clothes and not have to buy specific work-appropriate nursing tops (which are hard to find). It's pretty expensive but it's well-made and good material. It also keeps me warm in my office while I pump, since my office indoor temperature is always frigid.The only caveat -- I've never used it as a breastfeeding cover since I leave this at work for pumping purposes, but I wonder if the lack of a rigid peek-a-boo opening would be a problem. At home I have a Bebe au lait nursing cover and I really like the opening that allows you to look down and see the baby and how he's latching. The Bizzy Babee has a cowl neck opening but you'd have to use a separate hand to lift the material and see the baby.

I love breastfeeding my son, but I, unlike many, am super uncomfortable doing it in public. It's not that I have a problem with others doing it, I just personally feel pretty awkward. However, I know that my baby has to eat, and unless I planned on not going out into public for the next 2 years, a great nursing cover was a must. This does the trick! Most people don't even know I'm nursing! I get many compliments on it, and have even worn it as a normal top! The only complaint I have is the gray stains easily. My exclusively breastfed baby spit up on it and it has never come out! Pretty odd since that usually never stains. It's a pretty minor complaint for a great cover, though. It's pretty easy to peek under and get him latched on with the neckline. Love it so far!

I bought this as a pumping cover for the car or when I have to pump in public and it does a good job for that. It covers your back too so whatever top you are wearing you can just left it up even if you aren't wearing layers.I did try using this for breastfeeding, by my little one didn't like it. It doesn't allow him to see me or allow me to see him and it falls too close on him and he seems to prefer Bebe Au Lait. I wouldn't recommend this for breastfeeding

I ordered this nursing cover for my first child in 2013. I cannot tell you how awesome this cover is. It will completely cover your torso which is a must when you are lifting your shirt to nurse in public (I'm 5'8" for reference). I've used this daily as a nursing cover and when I went to back to work I used it as a cover when I pump in my office in case someone accidentally walks in.It is also rather flattering if you were to wear this as a shirt. I have received so many compliments when I wear this thing.I'm using this again right now with baby number 2 and it still looks great. I highly recommend as a gift to new nursing mommas.

I've worn twice and it's already starting to come apart at the neck. The fabric is of a substantial weight which has pros and cons. The con that I experienced is that it was hot. As the weather cools off, this will become a pro.The model shows her forward arm peeking out of a slit. This slit is only one side. I'm not sure exactly why that is.... I'm not sure if you're supposed to flip the poncho around when you change sides?

This is a beautiful nursing cover. The color is very pretty and the fabric is really soft and a little stretchy. It covers great. The only downside is it doesnt breathe as well as the thinner covers that have a wire on the top as well. The wire helps there to be a gap for the baby to breathe better. My son got a little sweaty under this cover. Overall really confortable though

I was first attracted to this nursing cover because it didn't look like one at all. Unfortunately it had to be returned because it was just about as functional as a regular old blanket over my shoulder. It was so hard to see my son when nursing, and for him to see me, with the drape-y fabric.....making it all the more clear why the Bebe Au Lait Nursing Cover was so popular as it was functional in that regard (the nursing cover I ended up purchasing and using on a regular basis). It's so important to be able to see your baby easily while nursing and to feel that you both have privacy, and I realized that it didn't matter if my nursing cover looked like one or not as long as I was able to feed my baby with ease and have confidence that I was covered up!