Those are things that come to mind when I think of my wardrobe while I'm nursing.
I'm going to be real honest here; I lose the "baby weight" really quick and am back in my jeans within two months (it was a week with Penny). I do have a tiny pooch that hangs over my pants while I'm sitting, but that went away around 3 months with Penny. Even though its not huge it still bugs me so I wear shirts and dresses that hide it.
My criteria for nursing friendly clothing :
1. Can easily be pulled down. The other option is to pull your shirt/dress up, but that can expose your stomach (even though I always wear an under-tank), lay on your babe's face, etc. I just prefer to pull my shirt/dress down, it's easier and feels more natural for me.
2. Loose-fitting, but not outrageously baggy to where I look super frumpy.
3. Nothing that I'll be super bummed about if it gets ruined. Your baby will most likely spit-up on you. Both my girls have spit-up, puked, pooped, and peed on me.
4. Layers! One second I'm stripped down to my tank top, the next I need a parka. For whatever reason nursing gives me hot flashes.
The past few weeks I've been seriously depressed about my clothing options.
I spent all my Christmas and birthday money on new clothes that I knew I wouldn't feel good about wearing until I was done nursing, but that's no fun! I want to look somewhat cute instead of looking like a haggard mom with no sense of style whatsoever.
So here you have a couple of my most recent outfits.
Shirt : Ross, maternity Cardigan : Forever21 Jeans : American Eagle straight leg |
Tank top : Ross Cardigan : Forever21 Jeans : American Rag My favorite pair of jeans, purchased off a Facebook site. I could never afford them new. :) |
Had to take a picture of this fringe. I felt trendy! ;) |
Dress : thrift store, Old Navy Sheer cardigan : new with tags at thrift store, H&M Jeans : American Eagle They're a strange straight leg because they have a slight flare at the very bottom |
Good 'ol "mom hair" Translation : I don't have time to shower every day. |
What are your favorite nursing-friendly outfits?
Any advice for this momma?
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