Nursing/Postpartum Tuesday: Half-Zip Nursing Sweater
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If you like the look of a quarter zip but are nursing or pumping, this functional, half-zip, nursing sweatshirt has you covered.
Made from 100% cotton, this soft and cozy sweatshirt has an extra-deep half-zip for easy breastfeeding or pumping. The pop collar, functional pockets, and relaxed silhouette mean you’ll reach for this top all autumn long. Add the matching sweatpants for a complete, yet casual, outfit.
Milkmates’ half-zip sweater is $75 at Milk & Baby.
Psst: Looking for info about nursing clothes for working moms or tips for pumping at the office? We’ve got them both…
Sales of note for 10/12
(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)
- Nordstrom – 6,200+ new markdowns for women
- Ann Taylor – Flash Sale: 40% off full-price purchase + 60% off sale styles
- Banana Republic Factory – 50-70% off everything + extra 20% off
- Brooks Brothers – Friends & Family Event: Extra 25% off sale
- Express – Big Fall Fashion Sale: 40% off everything
- J.Crew Factory – 50% off at all stores and sitewide, 20% off $150+
- Lo & Sons – Fall sale, up to 40% off
- M.M.LaFleur – Fall Refresh Event, up to 25% off (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
- Talbots – Friends & Family Event: 30% off your entire purchase
Per the comment below,
We’re going for a week to Puerto Rico in December/Jan & looking for an area to stay in & activities to do- kids are 6/9/11 and generally love outdoors/nature. We typically do 1 big activity per day- when we went to Maui it was snorkeling/whale watching/farm tour, etc.
I’m about a year postpartum. I’m also 42. How do I tell whether certain body changes are postpartum or perimenopause? I’m talking about things like inconsistent periods, hair shedding/loss, painful hormonal acne, skin texture changes, joint pain, foot pain. My next OB appointment is in a couple of months. What tests should I ask for?
I realized I answered a question on yesterday’s thread this morning, so in case it gets missed – for the person asking about Puerto Rico, check out one of the bioluminescent bays. More details in yesterday’s thread.
Y’all, I know it’s an old joke that some of us look like…the way I look…at daycare drop off, and some moms look like models. But several years into this, I just found out the moms with perfect hair at my kids’ small, small-town, daycare were actually models! Like legit, paid career, on tv, actual models. Honestly, it actually makes me feel less insecure.
But that being said, anyone else willing to post a morning ‘fit check? I did get a shower this morning, although the kids were wrestling and screaming on the bathroom rug. But I definitely grabbed someone else’s underpants from the laundry and didn’t even have time to fix that.
So are there any cold medicines that actually work to reduce cold symptoms (other than pain relievers for pain)?
For those who still have to wear formal wear to work– what are your go-to cushy yet formal low heels? I;m talking on your feet in court all day wear.
I usually buy NineWest Arlene pumps, but the latest ones I ordered to replace my old ones have very little cushion and no tread. I am frankly worried about slipping as much as I am about comfort! I know the real answer is wear comfortable flats, and I do on the days Im in the office, but I would like a pair of comfortable heels when the situation calls for it.
Any squash/pumpkin soup recs that can be made dairy-free? We’re hosting a little soup and cider ahead of Halloween guising.
I saw that yesterday GCA asked about wide-legged pants in cold/slushy weather. I walk to work and use rubber bands — I roll the pants up a bit to the top of my boots and them rubber-band them so they don’t drag. If you want something a bit nicer you could use bike pant leg straps (I used to have some and then lost them, hence rubber bands). This won’t work if you care about looking nice during your commute but it is quite functional!