The Chicago Loop Breastfeeding Cover Leopard Print
The Chicago Loop Breastfeeding Cover Leopard Print
Our award-winning Chicago Loop Breastfeeding Cover is designed to reduce the anxieties around breastfeeding by providing full coverage while you feed or pump, and helps keep baby less distracted. Allowing you to remain confident and always with one arm free for coffee, the loop is the easiest and most stylish cover for easing your transition into motherhood — we've got you covered!
2022 Junior Design Magazine Highly Commended Best Maternity Brand Winner.
2022 Loved By Parents Best Breastfeeding Product Gold Award Winner + Best Breastfeeding Cover Silver Award Winner.
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Composition + Care
Composition + Care
95% Cotton, 5% Elastane Oeko-Tex 100 Certified.
Machine Wash 30c, Do Not Tumble Dry, Do Not Bleach, Cool Iron.
w: 50 x h: 75cm
One size fits all.
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FAQS
FAQS
Your most asked questions answered in one place, read more here.
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Safe + Sound
The Maine Wrap - Babywearing/Skin-to-Skin
IMPORTANT please read all the instructions provided with your sling before using and keep for future reference.
You can rest easy knowing our products are safe and secure. Our Maine Wrap is safety tested to carry babies up to 9kg and certified Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.
Product Limitations
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Use with one child only, up to a maximum weight of 9kg/20lbs.
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It is not suitable for use during sporting activities e.g. running, cycling, swimming and skiing.
Warnings
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Constantly monitor your child and ensure the mouth and nose are unobstructed.
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For pre-term, low birthweight babies and children with medical conditions, seek advice from a health professional before using this product.
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Ensure your child’s chin is not resting on its chest as its breathing may be restricted which could lead to suffocation.
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To prevent hazards from falling ensure that your child is securely positioned in the sling.
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Keep away from fire at all times.
Safe Usage Guidelines
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Ensure baby is in an ergonomic position with legs in a wide squat position and knees higher than their bum (think of an ‘M shape’).
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The wrap should be tied securely in a double knot at the front or back of your body.
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Be mindful of your layers so that you and baby do not overheat.
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Keep baby’s head supported with the aid of the wrap by tucking slightly over their neck/ear area.
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Be aware of increased risk of your baby falling out of the wrap as they become more active.
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Your movement and the baby’s movement may affect your balance. Take care when bending and leaning forwards or sideways.
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Regularly inspect the wrap for any signs of wear and tear. Do not use if it is damaged.
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Keep this wrap away from children when it is not in use, it is not a toy.
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Do not use with hot drinks around baby’s head.
Remember, always use the T.I.C.K.S rule for safe babywearing.
It is always your responsibility to use this product as recommended according to the provided instructions and below safety guidelines. It is important that you read all the instructions provided with your Maine Wrap.
Bon + Bear will not be held responsible for any injuries or damages due to misuse or careless babywearing. Always check the garment for faults, worn areas or visible signs of damage and discontinue use immediately.
The Chicago Loop - Nursing
- The loop should never be used standing or to transport baby. Only wear when seated and always supporting baby closely.
- Be mindful of your layers so that you and baby do not overheat. You will keep each other warmer than you think.
- Always remove your cover if baby falls asleep whilst feeding.
- Do not use “hands free” unsupported whilst breastfeeding. Don’t worry, your hands are still free for coffee and cake, but keep baby’s head supported in your arm at all times.
For more help, please see our FAQ section.
How Breastfeeding Started Bon + Bear's Journey
"I always struggled with — even though I was more than happy to breastfeed in public — the anxiousness of being ‘exposed' and a lack of privacy. Something I knew I wasn’t the only one struggling with, confidence to breastfeed anywhere, but staring at the uninspiring apron-style cover I didn’t want to lose my identity even more than I felt already."