Review of the Hooter Hider
by Genna
(Rogers, MN)
I absolutely love the Hooter Hider from Bebe au Lait.
Becoming a mom and learning to nurse is hard enough. But then you try to learn to nurse discreetly in public... The Hooter Hider makes it so much easier.
Your baby can't pull it off like they can a blanket draped over your shoulder. You can easily peek in at your baby through the opening at your neck. And the lightweight fabric ensures that you and baby don't end the nursing session in a pool of sweat.
Plus, the Hooter Hider comes in many different fabric choices!
It folds up nice to carry anywhere, is machine-washable, and large enough to cover baby easily! And when you're done nursing, it keeps you covered while you reposition your breast back into your bra!
A definite necessity for new nursing moms!
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