Bay's Nursing Scarf - Black - Incredible Quality, Super Soft

Ordered this and some other brands/styles before a trip so I could comfortably, yet discreetly nurse my little one in the airport, on the plane, and at a relatives house. I tried all the ones I ordered and returned all but this one. This nursing scarf is awesome! In fact I ordered it another color after the first one arrived. It's so convenient to be able to wear it as a scarf and then in just two seconds use it to discreetly nurse. The fabric is not too light nor too heavy, but still provides enough privacy for baby. She could comfortably breathe inside it and I found that if I used the black one when I was nursing in a very bright place, she would drift off to sleep quickly, which was great when we were on the plane. A sleeping, full baby meant that she didn't fuss and cry and disturb other passengers. It also gives plenty of side coverage and I have a tall baby. I would highly recommend this item - it's so clever, perfect idea, and crazy affordable.

I love love love this nursing scarf. It is perfect. I'm now seven months into my nursing journey and would highly recommend this. First of all it is adorable and versatile. It goes with almost anything. It is soft, light and airy. Trust me when I saw my baby and I are both hot boxes but this allowed nursing in public to be doable. It provides ample coverage. I am in love with this scarf. I only wish I could have a couple more as back up. It folds up nicely and slips right into the diaper bag. Or it's lovely enough to wear as a regular scarf. Highly, highly recommend.

Pros:Super soft material and fashion forward colors and patterns. Comes in a cute little pouch that you can pop in any purseCons:Wasn't wide enough for me, still had accidental booby exposure

My wife loves this. I got it for her after some indecent exposure with the last one, and this one definitely provides more peace of mind. Its high quality, soft, and actually looks good as a scarf as well. It is "breathable" as they say, and it helps keep our baby from falling asleep while nursing. He also likes playing touching it... She tried the infinity styles and they were difficult to manage...you had to practically hold those in place with one hand and hold the baby with the other. We had a couple "embarassing" exposures we definitely didn't mean too (Sorry Dad). Now, my wife just slips it on and can use both hands to help him do his thing...

With baby #2 here this summer, a nursing cover became a necessity since I was seemingly always toting her older sister around (soccer lessons, parades, pool, playground, etc.). This style appealed to me because it was more aesthetically pleasing than those apron-style ones and it wasn't going to go flying off and exposing me like a receiving blanket (which is what I used with my first as a nursing cover). My big hang up with this cover is that it's basically impossible to use with a newer/younger baby! One hand needs to be pulling back the neck hole so you can be looking down to see what you're doing/if you're aiming your baby right... leaving only your other hand to try to latch the baby. Any mom, new or seasoned pro, will tell you it is darn near impossible to get a newborn properly latched on with just one hand available! I even tried pulling up the neck hole up around my head so I could attempt to see what I was doing while having both hands free, but then the cover becomes too short (and not to mention you look utterly ridiculous). That being said, when baby is not so new, and you're on auto-pilot when it comes to latching, this cover would be 5 stars... lightweight, nice looking, and can easily be bunched up and thrown in the diaper bag. The impossibility of using this with a newborn is what keeps it at 4 stars.

This nursing scarf is totally opaque but still lets a little air through it and doesn't let the poor baby suffocate in the heat. It's wide enough to cover both shoulders, doesn't slip down because it has that convenient neck hole, and is easy to use. Most importantly, it balls up tightly into a small wad that can easily fit in the corner of your tote bag. It's not the most absorbent thing in the world so I still bring a drool washcloth for baby separately, but it comes in quite handy.

Very thin, I understand this is to allow air flow but it is see through it is so thin.

Very nice except that it is see through