I'm also a HUGE advocate of slings and wraps. Keeping baby close helps milk production, keeps baby content and allows you to be mobile and have hands free to make dinner, chase other kiddos, etc while still cuddling baby. If you can figure out how to nurse in a sling, you can go anywhere!

Places I've nursed: baseball game, dentist's chair, subway and walking tour in Boston, shopping, on a walk...need I go on?

The thing that helps me a lot and I am continually amazed at the moms that don't know about it is using a quality baby carrier or sling/wrap etc both to aid in breastfeeding and also just with overall baby care. But sice we we are talking about breastfeeding: I am amazed at the moms I have talked to who are trying to keep up with an active toddler and also breastfeed a baby, who don't know how to do both at the same time. Its a bit harder to do when the baby is first learning how to feed, but after that is so nice as a tool to have, I would imagine even more so if the children are very close in age. You can then breastfeed with having one or two hands free to be with the older child/children. Different carriers work best for different moms and babies. I have an ergo, a maya ring sling and a moby wrap. Cheaper and poorly designed carriers will NOT work well.

My favorite nursing tool was/is my sling. I've nursed everywhere...church, the park, the mall, but still felt very discreet and comfortable. I have a slingezee and love it! I'm still using it for my one year old, and can't wait to snuggle my baby in it when he/she arrives in September!