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Breastfeeding Butterfly Benefits

Breastfeeding Butterfly Benefits

Breastfeeding in public can be an intimidating and daunting prospect and worrying about what to wear and where to breastfeed is the last thing a new mum needs. The Breastfeeding Butterfly makes feeding in public easier and helps you feel more relaxed, which is important when breastfeeding. The Breastfeeding Butterfly comes in a range of stylish fabrics and these constantly change in line with fashion so that you can co-ordinate your current look.

Breastfeeding Butterfly Benefits

  1. The Butterfly provides discreet cover whilst feeding. No more having to leave the room to find somewhere to feed.
  2. Breastfeeding out and about, or whilst entertaining family and friends is no longer stressful. You will be more relaxed, therefore helping with the let down reflex.
  3. The Butterfly ensures that the nursing mother is able to manage the feeding process by being able to watch baby feeding and maintaining essential eye contact. It allows assistance to be given to baby when latching on, thus ensuring that the feeding process is effective particularly in the early stages of nursing.
  4. The Butterfly looks like part of your outfit and not like you have left an apron on or thrown an old muslin over your shoulder. You won't need to buy several expensive breastfeeding tops, the Butterfly slips over any outfit.
  5. You can use your Butterfly to express milk discreetly if you are out and about or at work.
  6. You can use the Butterfly bag to keep other handy items in such as breast pads, nipple cream, a muslin or anything else you might need on the go.
  7. The Butterfly folds up neatly into its bag and will fit into most handbags and nappy bags without adding much bulk.
  8. The Butterfly helps your baby to keep focused and latched on and not get distracted by what’s going on elsewhere.
  9. As the Breastfeeding Butterfly is so easy and convenient it allows baby to dictate the frequency and length of each feed.
  10. Both breasts can be made easily available to baby at each feed by simply moving the Butterfly to the opposite shoulder.