Nursing/Postpartum Tuesday: Asymmetrical Nursing Sweater

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A woman wearing a Nursing Queen gray nursing sweater and jeans

Need a cozy nursing top? Here’s a soft sweater you’ll wear on repeat.

Lift the asymmetrical nursing flap for easy nursing or pumping access. The heather gray fabric hides drips and stains when you’re out or busy (because, you know, new baby). Just toss it into the wash later. Add a pair of leggings or your favorite jeans for an easy nursing-friendly outfit.

This nursing sweater is on sale for $26.99 and comes in sizes XS (2) to 1X Plus (18/20).

Sales of note for 12.10

(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)

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(2) If you have a nanny coming to your home (not a share) but she brings her granddaughter 4x/week, would you expect to pay “full freight”? Assume that there are no other complicating factors of the granddaughter (ie: ignore concerns about logistics, granddaughter’s age relative to my own kids, concerns about would nanny pay equal attention to my kid vs her family/blood relative, etc).

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