360° Full Coverage Nursing Cover for Breastfeeding - Luxurious, Soft Breathable Cotton in Poncho Style

This is a great nursing cover! It provides plenty of coverage and is made of soft t-shirt like material. It is my favorite nursing cover! While my little one can get a little warm under the cover it is certainly more breathable than other covers made of only synthetic material (this cover is mostly cotton) while providing more coverage (I've not really found any material that is breathable enough for her to not get hot at all- but this cover definitely reduces how hot baby gets!). I am also much more comfortable temperature-wise nursing my little one! I also LOVE the coverage it gives (especially now that the little one will pull on the cover and is very squirmy)! I feel much more confident and comfortable nursing in public with it. The neck opening is generous for peaking in to see your little one without being revealing as long as you wear it correctly. I love how comfortable it is to wear and that it is cute too! I've also just worn it over me and baby while my little one is in her Boba Wrap as a sort of extra layer for outdoor walks on days that can be a little windy (baby's head easily fits through the neck hole and it covers her back down & works just like a blanket without needing to be held up!). All around I would recommend this product! It's the only cover you will need. Well, in less you want 2 so you can have one handy while the other one is in the wash (spit up happens!). :)

This cover definitely works great at keeping breastfeeding concealed in public. I've used this out and about and never felt worried about someone getting a peek at what's going on underneath. If that is all you're interested in, then this is definitely the product for you.The one con I've found is that it's somewhat difficult to keep an eye on your child while feeding. This may not be an issue if you and your infant are pros at breastfeeding, but as a first time mom with a child that breaks her latch often due to overactive let down, I found myself wishing I could look at her more easily when trying to get her latched back on. I had a coupon for an Udder Cover from the hospital I delivered at and decided to try one out. It has worked out better for me so far as it has a stiff neck that can be bent so I can keep an eye on her. It doesn't feel quite as secure, though, as it does not completely encircle me. If she starts to wiggle around more during feedings as she grows, I will probably switch back to using this cover.

Very thin material. Decent looking. Expected a high quality soft material for the price. Have no idea how it is going to be after few washes. :(

Worked great as a car seat cover but not a nursing cover. I felt hot using this and also I couldn’t for the life of me adjust it to where I could see the baby without exposing myself. Very uncomfortable.

Looks and works great till the moment when you want to nurse on a hot/and actually not so hot day or place. Beware of overheating your baby

After looking and numerous nursing covers online and using a blanket in the meantime I decided on a poncho style. So far with the blanket I had nursed in front of groups of friends, family, at a couple restaurants, and doctors offices. I tied a knot in the back of the blanket so it would be similar to most of the other nursing covers seen online, however I struggled with trying to keep my exposed back and stomach covered at the same time trying to handle my babe and boob and keep them covered! too much of a wrestling match, I don't want to worry about the cover or my back or stomach showing. I just wanted something that would allow me to just focus on feeding my little one.Needless to say this poncho is perfect! From the little carry pouch that it comes with, to the trendy style, to covering everything, and of course allowing easy feedings for your baby. This poncho is so perfect that I've been able to walk around department stores while nursing! There's no way I could've done that with most of the common nursing covers on Amazon.

I love it! Now I'm not nervous about going out in public because if I need to nurse, I can nurse modestly instead of finding a dark hole to hide in. I originally made a cover out of a swaddling blanket, but it was too light-weight and small, and my bare back showed because I hate nursing tops and don't buy them. This was the perfect solution as I don't have to worry about showing my whole back to the world. It's great! It's also plenty long enough (I have a large chest and long torso), and allows me a good range of movement without showing anything. It gives a nice private peek-whole for me to see the baby, too. The only thing I'd caution against is feeding outside in a strong wind, haha... you can see where that goes. It's lightweight and breathable, though my baby gets sweaty if I feed outside in Minnesota's July/August humid heat (not much you can do about that!) I'd definitely recommend.

I love this. The style makes it so you aren't exposed even if baby starts to get a little restless. It's nice and long, and it's stylish to boot. I admit, after some nursing sessions, I've just left it on. It looks like it could just have been intended as a regular poncho, which is more than can be said for those bib-style covers.It's a single layer of a nice, thick, quality jersey material. It's really soft and smooth, and it doesn't get super hot.One thing I didn't notice in the Amazon description is that it has three plastic snaps on each shoulder (mine are navy on my light grey cover), which I assume are there to allow you to widen the neck if desired. Maybe you could even wear it on one shoulder if you wanted?