When Jacob was a baby, Matt used to work at the computer at our church. This meant we would sit in the very back of the church. To keep Jacob quiet, I would often nurse him during the service. Sitting in the very back, I didn't have to worry too much about if anybody would see anything. Unfortunately, I realized too late that the ushers were even father behind us and they were getting an awful view of my back flab while I nursed! Yuck!
I wish I would have known about Undercover Mama at the time! Undercover Mama is a neat concept. It's just like a nursing tank top but without the straps. It can attach to any nursing bra and can turn any shirt into a nursing shirt! No more back flab!
There are two ways to attach the Undercover Mama to your nursing bra. It comes with a hook and a loop. You can either attach the loop to your nursing bra clasp or you can slide the hook in the bra strap. Here is an image below describing the attachment.
The concept behind the Undercover Mama is amazing. Now I no longer have to look for clothes that are easy to maneuver into nursing tops (low cut, stretchy, etc) because I can take any shirt I own and stick the Undercover Mama underneath it and voila! An instant nursing-friendly shirt! They can also be attached to any non-nursing bra as well and used as an undershirt when you are finished breastfeeding.
Undercover Mama shirts are machine washable and made from 95% cotton and 5% spandex. It is recommended to get them in a size smaller than your normal shirt size {which I'll admit, made me really nervous but it actually did end up being a good fit for me!} I think you will really like the Undercover Mama, whether or not you are currently nursing!
BUY IT: You can purchase an Undercover Mama at www.undercovermama.com. They range in price from $24.99 to $26.99. They come in a variety of colors and are even available will lace trim.
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{Disclaimer: I received the above mentioned product{s} free of charge in exchange for my review. As always, this does not influence my opinion of the product{s} in any way and all opinions expressed here are 100% mine. Your experiences and opinions may vary}
Wish I had known about this for the last 13 months! So cool!
ReplyDeleteI decided to breastfeed for several reasons. The big one, I suppose, is my Mom breastfed so I saw my brother and sister nurse.
I wanted to give my babies the best start I could, which I felt, meant breast milk. It is also super cost efficient so why would I let perfectly good milk go to waste? It was something I always knew I wanted to do.
I want to breastfeed because I feel it is best for my baby, in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteI decided to breastfeed because it's what's best for baby. I also love the bonding I feel while baby is nursing.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to breastfeed because it was what was best for baby and I honestly didn't want to spend money on formula when my body could make something for my baby for free. Luckily it all worked out and I nursed her for 17 months. I'm hoping to do the same with #2.
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ReplyDeleteI breastfeed because it is best for my daughter, gives us tons of bonding time, and builds her immune system!
ReplyDeleteI breastfeed because it's the best for my baby! The fact that it came really easy for me made it possible for me to pump additional milk for donation.
ReplyDeleteFor me it just made sense to breastfeed. I could so I did.
ReplyDeleteI think health wise, it is the best and I want to do it as long as I can. I think that the fact that it doesn't cost extra helps A LOT! But mostly I just think it's the best for his system and I love when the little guy is breastfeeding!
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