A friend recently came across the silliest nursing cover in existence.
Does "nursing cover" come to mind? All I can see (or not see since it's camouflaged) is "flying saucer".
Depending on surrounding company, I may or may not choose to use a cover while I'm nursing. With each consecutive baby, I seem to become a bit more brazen, so come my 6th kid, I won't even bother wearing a shirt. A blanket has sufficed when needed, so I've found that all the new en vogue "hooter hiders" are overkill. But I think the giant flying saucer takes the cake.
It's intended purpose, in case the picture's point didn't come across, is to be used as follows -
The website touts it's a modern bonnet, but how can it be modern when I found it's Arizona version while thrifting at an antique store?
In case you'd like to grab one of these puppies for yourself, here's the website. I promise I won't laugh too hard.
4 comments:
I find that my shirt is a good enough cover up. I don't understand why people need a huge cover up.
Oh my how I have missed your posts.
AND, I must say, if it was the norm for nursing mothers to walk around topless my quality of life would increase significantly.
That is the lamest nursing cover I have ever seen, it looks like a kids play hat. Why would you want to hold that in place while nursing. The whole point is to have something you don't have to hold isn't it? I should get one just to see what people say or how they look at me.
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