Mama Designs Mamascarf - Nursing and Breastfeeding Scarf - Lightweight 100% Cotton, Retroleaf Design

Its very lightweight indeed. However using it is very awkward and uncomfortable. My 3 months old absolutely hates it. I reckon it's more suited to newborn or premises. Not fit for purpose and way overpriced. Wish I could return it for a refund

I am due my first baby in March and know I am going to be flooded with visitors, I ordered this so I can keep a little bit of dignity whilst trying to breast feed. It is a great size and actually looks really nice on- I know that sounds stupid but it does look quite stylish. The material is lovely and soft, but sturdy enough to handle any sick or milk leaks that are bound to come its way. I washed it immediately as I’m a little OCD and Iv done that with all baby items, a lot of them come out of the wash looking and feeling not as nice as they did on initial arrival. This looked exactly the same and the feel/ appearance hadn’t changed at all which is great. As a first time mum I’m aware that breast feeding may not work for me so this was excellent value for money and I would definitely recommend 👍🏻

Absolute waste of money. It is a square of fabric which you tie behind your neck. I felt more flustered trying to put this on every time than if I just used a muslin cloth.I get the idea and it does cover you up but theres nothing special about this product and it is certainly not a new baby essential item. I wouldn't recommend it to a new Mum.

This is a lovely product - the material is nice and soft and quite lightweight so that baby does not overheat and you can see baby whilst feeding so you can check whether they are latched on properly or not. Folds up small too so does not take up any space alongside all the other baby paraphernalia!!

I am not taken away by this purchase. I could of used a scarf and tied it around my neck. Not buying it again

I used this once as I don't feel it covers enough and I still feel my boobs are exposed using it. It's basically a scarf. My pashmina does the same job to be honest. Also I feel it's way over priced. I have since purchased the apron style feeding scarf which is boned at the top, from John Lewis and its amazing and does the job far better.

This scarf is nice enough but very overpriced for what it is. Also now my baby is here and I've been able to try different styles I prefer the infinity scarves that wrap all the way round as they seem to provide more coverage.

I love this product as is allows me to see the baby and helps a little with the weight of the baby. I used it for my 1st and my 2nd child.