Nursing covers are amazing for breastfeeding or pumping on the go! Never worry about accidental exposure ever again with these lightweight nursing covers in Singapore
If you’re a breastfeeding mum in Singapore, then chances are you’ve had your girls out in public only to end up with some sort of horror directed your way when a stray nipple accidentally escaped. We hear you – we’ve indecently exposed ourselves on more than one occasion thanks to an unforeseen ‘bubba pulling off’ moment. Thankfully things have come a long way in the nursing cover department, and gone are the days we would have to hide under a blanket only to emerge a sweaty mess once feeding time finished. These nursing covers and multipurpose shawls are lightweight, stylish and guaranteed to prevent any spraying faux pas incidents in your local coffee shop. Yes, mums, you CAN go out and feed your baby in public. Plus these are great for coverage while you’re pumping too!
Best nursing covers for breastfeeding mothers in Singapore
1. Cradle & Suckle
This homegrown baby brand will leave you spoilt for choice thanks to their range of cute prints! Cradle & Suckle’s nursing covers are made of STANDARD 100 certified by OEKO-TEX bamboo, ensuring movement and ultimate comfort no matter the weather. These cleverly designed nursing covers offer maximum 360º privacy (tried and tested!) and we love how multi-purpose they are as stroller covers, blankets and extra support to bubs when they nap.
Cradle & Suckle nursing covers, $65, available online. Keep an eye out for their baby fair pop-ups!
2. Lovemére Buttery Nursing Cover
Stay chic and covered with Lovemére Buttery Nursing Covers, which come in three lovely shades to match any outfit. Mums love its generous size and wide-top design to accommodate babies of every size! It also comes in its own travel cloth pouch which you can use for storing other mum or baby essentials.
Lovemére Buttery Nursing Cover, $45, available online
3. Bebe au Lait
We love the range of colourful and gender neutral nursing covers from Bebe au Lait so much it almost makes us want to have another baby. Choose between the Original Nursing Cover made in premium cotton, or the 5-in-1 jersey knit genius creations which can be used as not only a breastfeeding cover but also as a scarf, carrier cover, shopping car cover and car seat cover! Stylish AND practical. We love ’em.
Bebe au Lait, from $34.90, available from Pupsik Studio
4. Itzy Ritzy Nursing Happens Infinity Breastfeeding Scarf
We already have our sandwiches all wrapped up in reusable Itzy Ritzy food bags, and it turns out that while we eat those sandwiches, baby can have lunch under an Itzy Ritzy scarf. A cool everyday accessory that doubles up as a nursing scarf definitely gets a big thumbs up from us.
Itzy Ritzy Nursing Happens Infinity Breastfeeding Scarf, from $29.90, available from Pupsik Studio
5. Peek ‘n’ Drink
The award-winning Peek ‘n’ Drink nursing covers feature an adjustable tie-back that secures the cover in place while you breastfeed. They’re made using 100% cotton to prevent you and bubba melting in Singapore’s tropical climes, and the styles are all gorgeously snazzy.
Peek ‘n’ Drink, from $19.90, available from Pupsik Studio
6. Mon Petit Jardin Nursing Poncho
Loved by mums the world over, the Mon Petit Jardin Nursing Poncho is made from soft eco-friendly bamboo fabric. The wide neckline allows for mum to take plenty of peaks at baby, and the bias cut means that it’s roomy enough to wear as a top. It also doubles up as a blanket and a sunshade!
Mon Petit Jardin Nursing Poncho, from $16.90, available from Pupsik Studio
5. UberMums Nursing Poncho
The UberMums Nursing Poncho is lovely enough to wear even if you don’t have baby in tow! Breastfeeding in public is made easy using one of these soft, breathable, lightweight numbers, and they come in a ton of pretty patterns.
UberMums Nursing Poncho, from $39.90, available from Nursing Ponchos (includes free delivery in Singapore)
Got a fave nursing cover (or prefer not to use one?) – get in touch and share your thoughts!
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