too true!I highly doubt any kid would even notice you nursing, there's so much more to see in Disney. And who cares what their parents think, you'll never see them again.
TRUE. i'm glad i found this thread. i'm no longer scared of the responses/stares i may get this august! lol
Good luck!
May I ask how old your first is? Mine is six.
Hi, everyone!
I know that this has been talked about a lot, but also know you all don't mind!
We're going at the end of May, and I'll be nursing my second child who will be ten months old. This is actually sort of new to me, because I exclusively pumped with my first (long story). I've never really gotten good at NIP, persay, although I don't hesitate at all if I'm in my car to just do what needs to be done.
I love nursing the little guy, but as far as covering him up, he just will not be covered. He's at the age now where everything is interesting, and also, he gets super hot, even under a light receiving blanket, so I'm not quite sure how I'm going to manage. It's not so much that I worry about offending other people more than I would like to have a little modesty and not be flashing the goods, so to speak.
He is eating solids now, and starting on finger foods, so it's not necessarily that he nurses a lot during the day, but he still is nursing.
Anyway, my long and convoluted point is, do you all have any other suggestions? I know some people had mentioned putting a wide brim hat over baby's head, but I don't know if he'll just pull that off as well.
Any help is always appreciated. I love the support here, it really makes me feel like I can do this.
LOL! Seriously though, it's nothing to be ashamed of, so I never covered up while nursing since I don't put a blanket over my head while eating, I don't see why moms cover up while their kid is eating. I understand the whole modesty thing....if you're that nervous, there's plenty of places to "hide". If you're worried about the attention, honestly I think covering up draws more attention then not..JMO. Moms need to stop hiding this so eventually it becomes the norm.
Simple solution...just don't cover up.
I know what you're saying is true, I know it is the simplest solution, I'm just not there yet!
You never know though, I may be bold. I think actually, it might be easier to not cover up there than at home. Quite frankly, when am I ever going to see people on vacation again? I currently stay home with the kids, but I used to be a bank teller, so everyone within a three town radius knows me. It's impossible to go certain places without running into former customers. And there are some people I'd just rather not show them to.
I know everyone's different and some moms don't feel comfortable...it's unfortunate but that's how it is. I'm all about doing what's easiest, lol....I know it's not easy covering up a 10 month old. They ARE so curious and pull the blanket down, pop off with no notice to turn completely around, etc etc. 
I'm pregnant now and this time unfortunately won't be a SAHM, so I'll have to deal with the pumping....whole new experience for me. I'm scared, lol. 
I got ya!
Hi, everyone!
I know that this has been talked about a lot, but also know you all don't mind!
We're going at the end of May, and I'll be nursing my second child who will be ten months old. This is actually sort of new to me, because I exclusively pumped with my first (long story). I've never really gotten good at NIP, persay, although I don't hesitate at all if I'm in my car to just do what needs to be done.
I love nursing the little guy, but as far as covering him up, he just will not be covered. He's at the age now where everything is interesting, and also, he gets super hot, even under a light receiving blanket, so I'm not quite sure how I'm going to manage. It's not so much that I worry about offending other people more than I would like to have a little modesty and not be flashing the goods, so to speak.
He is eating solids now, and starting on finger foods, so it's not necessarily that he nurses a lot during the day, but he still is nursing.
Anyway, my long and convoluted point is, do you all have any other suggestions? I know some people had mentioned putting a wide brim hat over baby's head, but I don't know if he'll just pull that off as well.
Any help is always appreciated. I love the support here, it really makes me feel like I can do this.
They best thing I ever wore were nursing tanks with a button down shirt over them... that way I had tummy coverage for myself and my shirt helped with side coverage for the baby.
