The real problem
You get settled, you get the cover over your shoulder, and for about four minutes it works. Then the squirming starts, the head turns, and the latch goes. You lift the edge to see what is wrong, the light gets in, and now they are properly annoyed. You start again and get three minutes this time. Somewhere around the fourth attempt you decide it is easier to finish in the car, and on the way home you quietly tell yourself you will just stay in next time.
What changes
Nothing about the feed itself changes. The only thing that changes is what is over it, and whether there is any air under there.
Four minutes in they are hot, squirming and pulling at the fabric.
Air moves across them for the whole feed, so heat never builds up under the cover.
You lift the cover to check on them and the latch breaks.
The fan frame holds the neckline open, so you can see them without touching the fabric.
Every noise in the room turns their head and you start again.
A steady low sound sits over the room and keeps them focused.
You give up and finish the feed in the car.
You finish the feed where you are.
How it works
The bladeless fan clips into the neckline on the outside of the cover, so there is nothing moving on your baby's side of the fabric.
Three speeds. Low runs about six hours and is the one most parents leave it on.
The frame holds the neckline open, so the air moves and you can see them the whole time.
100% muslin cotton cover and 100% baby-safe
it was never the feed
Nursing covers were designed around everyone else in the room. Not one of them was designed around the person underneath it. So the fabric goes on, the air stops, and a baby who was feeding calmly two minutes ago starts fighting it. Then you go home and decide you have not got the hang of feeding out yet, when the truth is you were doing a difficult thing under a still, warm square of cloth with no way to see in. Nobody would have got the hang of that.
WHAT YOU GET BACK
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USB-C. Six hours on low, four on medium, three on high. Most parents charge it about once a week.
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Unclip the fan, wash the cover, clip it back on. 100% muslin cotton, so it softens rather than wears out.
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It also works as a car seat shade, a carrier shade, or a light blanket over a lap.
The Livvewell promise
If it is not right for your family, our guarantee gives you 30 days to test it out and send it back if you don't like it. No questions asked.
FAQs
Customer support can help with product-specific questions before you order.
We have a 30-day return policy, which means if you do not like it, you can send it back and we will return your money. No questions asked.
It is bladeless, so there is nothing spinning that a hand can reach, and it clips into the neckline on the outside of the cover rather than underneath with your baby. Use it while you are holding them and can see them.
It is a steady, low sound rather than a whir, and most parents find it sits over the room noise instead of adding to it.
Six hours on low, four on medium, three on high, charged with any USB-C cable. Most parents charge it about once a week.
Yes. Unclip the fan, put the cover in the machine, clip it back on. The fan itself never goes in water.
Yes, it is a plain muslin cover unclipped. The neckline will not hold itself open without the frame though, which is the part most people miss.
It keeps air moving, which is what stops warm still air building up under the fabric in the first place.
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