Is nursing/breastfeeding easy in this? Do you feel covered or exposed?
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I have a k-tan breeze and would not breastfeed in it. The baby is in the right position for it, but I don't feel as though there's enough fabric to cover. Would use a secondary cover, in my opinion. The cotton version would probably be a little better for nursing than the breeze version I have though. Hope this helps.
144589
I thought it came with two savers and that it would be small so I can wear it under my shirt in the workplace, but that is not what its for! It is only ONE piece (expensive for just one) and its supposed to be used when you are breastfeeding and the other boob leaks. It is quite big so YES it will show under a shirt. + if you have sensitive nipples or breasts (especially the first month after birth) then it will be a bit uncomfortable.
448207
I think this is average in terms of comfort. My baby does not mind it. As a matter of fact, babies sleep fine in these play yards- however. I may have purchased one with defects... because it is HARD!!!! to close and really- we can only use this in the house since I cannot get it to close without 3 people.... yes!- THREE!
1182139
It's a totally different "feel". The bottle itself is a soft, flexible material that babies can hold and even indent with their fingers. The nipple is very pliable also. I actually had someone approach me at the airport when i was feeding my daughter wanting to know what kind of bottle it was b/c it looked ingenious! Really great for any baby but esp for those who are used to breastfeeding. my daughter likes to touch and feel everything and she loves this. good luck!
742435
I would compare it to putting on a pair of stretchy skinny jeans. Not that easy but definitely doable after having the baby.
2002236
Yes! In fact I constantly adjust for comfort, breast feeding etc. It probably takes some practice (I can't remember at this point ) to reach behind you etc but I loosen, tighten , unfasten etc etc with it regularly
1182141
It has a similar venting system but it is really dependent on the nipple and softness (I don't know if it is softer than Como Tomo). If you are considering TT I would feel the nipple and compare against yours to see if it's close and save the receipt in case it doesn't work.
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I am currently breast feeding and the strap stays put. I forget its even there. It has rubber stuff on the inside like a strapless bra. I think it will work for u.
326694
I don't breastfeed but it doesn't recline very far at all. I also sometimes use an extra pillow but I've found it's very comfortable.
1342021
Yes, it's soft - I lay on it with bare skin exposed and find it comfortable!
2119004
I would get one to err on the side of caution. My lactation consultants were very helpful and offered me one of these. I don't know if you have an LC or how breastfeeding friendly your providers will be or how willing they'll be to work with you. Not knowing your situation, I'd say to get a shield just in case. It has been a lifesaver for me.
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This is thin so it might help. It also does not feel like plastic on the back side. You might try this one or the Carter's rubber backed flannel puddle pads. I used something like this, but I was breastfeeding in the winter and we wanted the extra warmth, (American Baby Company Organic Cotton Quilted Waterproof Sheet Saver, Natural).
1243991
If you have a new born baby, it's not very hard. Feeding the baby inside worked for me until 3 months. Babies are different...You have to try first. Anyway it's very comfortable to just carry on the baby.;)
659292
I love this cover! It is breathable and can be used as a carseat cover when out and about with a sleeping baby. The material is super soft unlike other nursing covers I looked at.
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I don't think its made specifically to accommodate nursing, but I know moms who have been able to. Personally I don't think I could haha!
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It depends on your level of comfort. I had inverted nipples, so I needed it from day one. If your hospital has a lactation specialist, ask them. It doesn't hurt to pack it, though, in case you end up needing it. If you don't know of any issues, I would definitely try without first, because baby's saliva tells your body what baby needs. Hopefully this helps and is not confusing. Congrats and good luck!
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We use this attached to the bed, so seeing the baby is not an issue at all because I'm essentially above her. I don't find breathability to be a concern.