• Nursing veil
• Lightweight fabric
• Soft, padded burping pad
• Pocket

Editorial Review:

Feed your baby comfortably with the Gabriel Feeding Pad. Specially designed to minimize infant distractions while feeding, it features a nursing veil with end that flaps for mom-to-baby eye contact, a soft, padded burping pad, lightweight fabric for maximum coverage and air circulation and a pocket for nursing pads, toy or teething ring. Also includes finger loopholes that keep nursing veil from shifting and sliding. 65% cotton/35% polyester. Imported.

Customer Reviews:

• Nursing veil
  I have to admit that when I first received this as a Christmas present, I tried it once, got flashed and put it away. My son's been squirmy from the beginning and couldn't stand anything covering his head. I'd almost given up on nursing in public. Later, I rediscovered it and read the directions. I'd missed the nice finger loops (there are 3 to choose from) Since then I've found I can tuck it under the elbow on the side he's nursing from and under my arm on the other side, use the finger loops, and it... more info

• Gabriel Feeding Pad Break-Away for Nursing, Bottle-feeding, and Burping
  Very useful, even if the baby gets a little warm underneath.

• Big Waste of Money
  Well, this has to be my biggest waste of money yet. I bought this before my baby was born and was so exited I even packed it in the bag to go to the hospital. My son hated it, I hated it and it was just more trouble then it was worth, so I threw it aside and used a blanket when company was visiting. After we got home (he spent several weeks in the NICU) I decided to give it another try in a more relaxed enviroment. Again I was disssapointed, yes in theroy it works and serves its purpose, but using a small... more info

• Loved it
  I bought this after my son was a few months old. The weight on the back helps so much and works so much better than tucking a blanket into my bra strap. I like the fact that it is lightweight and the shape covers the side to hide from people sitting behind me (I used it at baseball and football games a lot). I really liked it and can see how someone might not get the most out of it if they aren't feeding when the baby is older and starts to pull a blanket off! I used it until my son was 11 months old and... more info

• Not worth the money
  I was looking for a nursing veil and had a hard time finding one. I purchased this and although the concept is creative, it is not necessary. I am happy with the veil, although it is somewhat cumbersome. I do not quite understand the need for the feeding pad portion of it. Are we really that busy that we need our hands free and cannot take a few moments to feed and bond with out infants? I am returning the product and getting a simpler veil. First years offers one for $6.99 on Babycenter.com and Baby Depot... more info