Oslo Nursing Cover By Dria: Premium Breastfeeding Poncho made with Organic Modal Fabric.

I own multiple nursing covers and this one is by far my favorite. The poncho style allows your postpartum side bits to stay covered while feeding baby. The fabric is very soft and breathable and my little one loves to run his fingers up and down the soft material while feeding. This is my go to cover for travel as it packs small and light, can do double duty as a light blanket or car seat sun/sleep cover for an infant (and even a swim suit cover on vacation--one less thing to pack). Day to day I keep this folded up in a ziplock bag in my purse in the event my little one decides to eat while we are out and about. Best of all---it does not look like a nursing cover--could just be a fun flowy hipsterish poncho! The price is a little high, but the quality matches the price in my opinion. Cheaper poncho style covers just do not have the same softness and breathability---a major plus as anyone knows trying to feed a hot and sweaty baby under warm fabric is not fun for anyone.

This is a great, discreet nursing cover, but it takes coordination to be able to see your baby and the fabric is not nearly as breathable as the more open covers out there. On the other hand it has been great for airplane trips when one is caught in close quarters. Most of the time our seat mates never even noticed I was nursing, and it takes a lot of work for the baby to kick or pull the cover off. It is also quite portable as the fabric will ball up and easily stuffs into a diaper bag. The fabric does not wrinkle either. Most moms I met did not even know it was a nursing cover. Great for cooler climates as it does take the edge of wind and chill.

Very soft fabric, despite following the instructions for washing, it still shrunk. It is VERY overpriced for what you get. It's basically a rectangular piece of fabric with a hole in the center, no fancy stitching and surged seams. I have returned to using my hooter hider because my baby got very hot under this cover. Unfortunately, this was a huge waste of money for me.

This nursing cover is stylish enough to wear as a top and made from a wonderfully lightweight, stretchy, wrinkle-free material. However, I gave it 3 stars because I found it difficult to use while nursing due to its lack of structure. There is no way to make the front stand away for easy viewing. It also seems over-priced for what it is.

This cover is super soft and light. I wore it during pregnancy when I got chilly. I have also let my older children use it as a blanket when they were cold. Now that baby is here, it offers plenty of coverage from all angles while nursing, and doesn't overheat my baby. I have machine washed and dried it numerous times and it still looks like it is brand new. It is a little tricky getting the baby latched on from under he cover, but I just get him set up and then cover him. Very happy with this cover.

I was a little sheepish about nursing in public. My friend suggested I try a nursing cover, but I thought that it would draw more attention to the fact that I was breast feeding (I'm pretty modest). After having really awkward moments with blankets and such, I finally gave in and starting shopping for a cover. I found that most of them were ugly or matronly. I thought this poncho style cover was so stylish -- I had to have it. I'm so glad I purchased it because I love it. The cover gives me the privacy I need while I'm in public. The fabric is breathable and doesn't over heat my little one. Often times, she snuggles up in it like a blanket. Besides a nursing cover, I drape it over the car seat or stroller. I live in Florida and find it provides shade while keeping bugs off my little one. I plan on using it as a bathing suit cover up when I'm done nursing. My only complaint is that it is a little big, but I'm very petite - 5ft and 104lbs. It will probably fit the average person just fine.

I have had the XS Dria cover in Oslo and I love it! It is so soft and does exactly what is promised. The only thing is within just 1 month of use the bottom hem is unravelling. I would not say I am rough with it at all and I am super disappointed that my $80 cover is falling apart so soon. If there was a way the hem could be reinforced I would gladly tell everyone I know about how great it is. Hopefully Dria can figure something out to fix this. I use this daily as a car seat cover and a nursing cover. If it didn't fall apart so quickly I would give it 5 stars.

I registered for this nursing cover because it is stylish & doesn't look like an apron. I have struggled trying to use it - it is near impossible to use when baby is young and needs help latching bc you can't see! It's been a while since I've tried using it, but even with an older baby I would imagine it's not easy... The other downside I've noticed is that if you spill breastmilk on it, it's very visible & dries as a dark wet-looking spot. I would have hoped that the fabric can absorb it a bit more discreetly. Final verdict: looking stylish while breastfeeding is not worth the price & convenience of being able to see baby while nursing. I end up using a much less stylish apron style cover that I received as a hand me down.