Nursing Covers Let You Breastfeed Discretely

Bebe Au Lait provides stylish privacy for the breastfeeding mom and baby. While baby can pull and tug a blanket off, Bebe Au Lait nursing covers stay firmly in place on a nursing mother.

Bebe au Lait nursing covers have an adjustable strap. This type of breastfeeding wrap goes on much like an apron and the length of the neck strap can be adjusted for a comfortable and secure fit. A thoughtful feature of the Bebe Au Lait is the terry cloth corner panel at the bottom which is great for quick clean-ups. What makes Bebe Au Lait better than other nursing covers is the ability for the stiff top edge to stay in place. This allows baby to see mommy throughout the nursing session. Many babies will not breastfeed when their head is covered with a blanket because they cannot see. The Bebe Au Lait solves that problem. They fold up so they can easily be tossed into any purse or diaperbag. Finally, Bebe Au Lait covers are easy to care for since they are all machine washable.

Hooter Hiders are made by Bebe au Lait. They are exactly identical to Bebe au Lait breastfeeding covers. The only difference is the label reads Hooter Hiders instead of Bebe au Lait and they are available in different colors and patterns.

Just like Bebe au Lait, Hooter Hiders have the terry cloth corner, the adjustable strap, the rigid top neckline, and are machine washable. Nursing in public is a breeze with a stylish Hooter Hider nursing cover. They are as gorgeous as they are functional.

Udder Covers nursing covers allow nursing moms to nurse discretely and in style any where. Udder covers have a rigid neckline, allowing baby to keep eyes on mommy at all times. The stainless steel d-rings allow for a fully adjustable neckline. All of Udder Covers fabrics are made of 100% breathable cotton and are machine washable.

Nursing ponchos are super handy. The fold up easily to fit in any diaper bag. They provide privacy while breastfeeding. They can be used as a canopy for strollers and carseats. They can even be used as baby blankets. One time when I was out with my baby my milk leaked out all over my shirt. I put my breastfeeding poncho on to cover it up, which saved me from a potentially embarrassing situation.