>Did y'all actually go look at the link?  It's quite nice.  There's 
>nothing between mom and baby.  It's only the viewer's viewpoint 
>which is obstructed. Mom and baby have complete access, skin and 
>sight-lines, as mom wants.
>
>Debbi Heffern, who used to make similar baby bonnets out of 6" wide 
>eyelet lace.


I agree -- I thought these very large-brimmed baby hats were 
adorable!  I love the "hi mummy" text along the edge too.  What a 
sweet touch.  The brim provides a lot of privacy from onlookers 
without obstructing mother-baby eye-to-eye connection or reducing the 
baby's access to mom's skin.  And the fact that it's a baby hat makes 
it unobtrusive, not a blatantly obvious attempt to conceal nursing 
like the various shawls and curtains.  The only drawback I can see is 
that they are sized to fit only up to 6 months.

<http://www.tendercargo.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=570>

Margaret
Longmont, CO

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