Sunday, December 12, 2010

Baby Bond Flex Nursing Sash Review




As a nursing mother I am all about finding ways to nurse in public without making it obvious or offensive. I reviewed the Baby Bond Flex Nursing Sash. I tried the sash at my house while visiting with family in hopes to stay in the room and hold a conversation instead of leaving the room like I normally do when nursing. It was a little tricky at first to make sure that I was completely covered and my son was latched on because the sash seemed a little thin in width. I adjusted the sash on both sides and once that happened the sash felt comfortable and my son was very happy to nurse and still visit with family. I did find the sash to be a bit too revealing to use in crowded public places. The times when my son wasn't completely latched my breast was just kind of out there, for me I was not comfortable but I am sure other moms would find the sash comfortable.
I like that you get the same coverage with the Nursing Sash as the other covers that are so large they seem to emphasis the fact that you are nursing. I would recommend the Baby Bond to moms who are already comfortable with nursing in public. My favorite part was The Nursing Sash comes in a cute little matching tote along with a burp cloth!


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