I don’t like to NIP, so I did a giveaway

June 1, 2010
NIP. Something that has a meaning within a meaning. I don’t really like NIP – or nursing in public – because I am afraid of nip(ping). I’m afraid I might flash everyone around me, or that I’ll accidentally offend someone with my boob. I know it sounds silly to those of you who are advocates for bf’ing in public, and I am too – I just am a tad terrified of it.

I’d like to ponder for a second where that modesty was in high school…?

Anyway, nips aside, I have one of those covers I usually wear to nurse Bella in public. But often she gets all hot and sweaty underneath it, and pulls on the top so it caves in, or swings herself all over the place and I continually have to cover us back up while everyone in sight looks away. I went looking for something easier.

Enter the Baby Bond. A simple, delicate fabric put together so that you can nurse your baby easily but covered, with a detachable, absorbent burp cloth at the top. The best part? It’s all on me, so there isn’t anything covering Bella. I can wear a shirt and just pull it down to nurse her, and the Baby Bond covers my breast up. Here we are in the park the other day, and I felt comfortable like this:

I love how soft it is, how I washed it twice already and it’s stretchy so that it just slides right on. When I got mine (in Flex Charcoal because gray is amazing) it came in a sweet little box and it’s own carrying pouch – from the same material as the nursing wrap. You can choose Original, Flex, or Couture depending on your nursing needs.
I can toss it into her diaper bag, in my purse, on the side of her carseat – it’s lightweight and smooches into any tiny space so it’s perfect for all the traveling we’ve been doing lately.
So, key points:
  • Baby Bond is soft and ever so pretty.
  • It’s light and small enough to carry anywhere.
  • It works magic for nursing moms.
  • It would make a great shower gift.
  • I <3 my nips being covered up.

Just for you guys, Baby Bond is offering 25% off of your purchase until June 15th. Which quite honestly makes me want to buy another one. Use code “cool” when checking out.

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Now the important part. Winning it – any color, any type. Here’s what you do as a mandatory entry.

1. Become a Facebook Fan of Baby Bond. (Maybe leave a comment on their page saying who sent you?)

You can also tweet this giveaway on Twitter for an additional, optional entry:

1. Win a beautiful, oh so soft @BabyBond nursing wrap of your choice by entering the #giveaway from @lifeasaSAHM. http://bit.ly/cGChio #bfcafe

(You should follow them as well – because they are awesome)

Leave a separate comment for each one you do. This giveaway is open worldwide!
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That’s it! I’ll choose the winner Saturday, June 5th at 5:00 pm EST. Winner will be notified by email and have 24 hours to respond. Be sure to leave your email in a comment or have it on your profile! Questions? hormonal-imbalances at hotmail.com

Disclosure: I was not paid to write or host this giveaway. I did receive a Baby Bond nursing cover at no charge. This review is my honest opinion because I loved their product. Thank you very much to them!

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I'm Diana, and my blog is about loss, grief, motherhood, trauma, faith, moments of incredible wonder, candid thoughts, and a little snark. You can find more details on our story here.
Sam and I have been married since I was 19. He was 20. He's an OIF, medically retired veteran of the Army and Marines. We have 5 children - Bella was born in 2009 after a rather bumpy pregnancy and her first year was mostly crazy reflux. Preston and Julian, my identical twins, were born at 20 weeks in 2012 and lived only a few hours. Kaden was born full term in 2013 seemingly perfect, and at 4 days old he was found to have cardiomyopathy due to ciHHV-6. He passed away at 3 weeks old. Charlotte was born in 2015, and was a complete surprise to us. Each of them have changed our lives completely.
Currently I'm in school to become a counselor who focuses on trauma and grief.
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