I hate the term ‘nursing cover’. It implies an ugly, style-less, duvet-shaped mass of material should be shoved over one’s head like ET’s Halloween costume. The Peep Baby is nothing like this and is so much more than just a ‘cover’. It’s an ‘accessory’ in its own right, like a Fendi bag or a Burberry scarf. It’s even featured in Vogue and I’ve also discovered that these bad boys are stocked in Harrods - you don’t really get a better endorsement than that now, do you?

What makes it different? Well it’s the super flattering cut and cute double-sided kangaroo pocket that make it look like a batwing sleeved top or a poncho rather than a nursing cover. To help better show your curves, it’s available in three generous sizes which skim your bumpy bits perfectly when you’re not feeding, but offer full coverage when you are. There’s also a deep v-neck so you can keep an eye on baby whilst she’s feeding.

The material is incredibly soft and stretchy for mums peace of mind, and light and breathable for baby. I reviewed a black version, but it’s also available in mocha, dusky pink or navy so there’s something to suit every colouring. Team it up with a longer length top and costume jewelery and no one would ever notice it’s a breastfeeding accessory.

For just £34.95 and free UK delivery, it’s a bargain price for something you can wear constantly, and not just whip out of your change bag when you need to feed. I should point out that each Baby Peep also comes with a dinky little bag if did want to do this, I just don’t feel the need. I’ve worn mine a few times now in the later stages of pregnancy and it’s fabulous for hiding my gargantuan bump. Even my Craig likes me in it which is high praise indeed - trust me!

Anything that helps women overcome any embarrassment over breastfeeding in public scores highly from me. I still have flashbacks about an incident in the backseat of our car in McDonald’s car park where a group of boy-racers whipped out their mobile phones. Breastfeeding is not only a personal choice, but a difficult one too. That decision is made all the more harrowing when you’re feeling frumpy, under-confident and nervous about public feeds. I’m happy to recommend the Peep Baby to women in this position and will be proudly wearing mine in a few weeks time.

If you’d like to know more, or grab one for yourself, head on over to www.peepbaby.co.uk or say hello on Twitter (@PeepBabyHQ) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/PeepBaby).

Linking, once again to Tried & Tested Tuesday by We’re Going on an Adventure and Family Fever!

Disclaimer: I received my Peep Baby for free having met the team at The Baby Show. I wasn’t instructed what to write, or even asked to write at all. I just loved it and thought I’d share the find with you.