I’ve been eyeing this nursing tank, and may pull the trigger, even though the end feels like it’s in sight (Harrison is almost 8 months, and the plan was to nurse him for a year). I haven’t been super happy with other nursing/shapewear tanks I’ve tried, but this one seems to be missing the issues … Read More about Nursing Tuesday: Nursing Tank
I always think of infinity scarves as being a great addition to a breastfeeding/pumping mom’s wardrobe — you can use them for extra coverage while you’re pumping, a pattern (such as this vibrant paisley) hides milk stains and other baby stains (spit up, sticky fingers, etc.), and is an easy way to add color and … Read More about Pumping Tuesday: ‘Vibrant Paisley’ Infinity Scarf
If you are a nursing mother going anywhere for Thanksgiving, you need a top like this. It keeps your body just about as covered as it’s going to be while nursing — on the plane, at the terminal, when you’re at someone’s house for Thanksgiving and it’s hard to get some privacy… it’s really perfect. … Read More about Nursing Tuesday: Split Neck Nursing Tops
Reader M wrote in to nominate this cardigan, noting, “I bought one a few weeks ago and I have already gotten so much use out of it. I can nurse discreetly in public without a separate cover, the fabric is warm and cozy and the shape is flattering for postpartum lumps. The fleece (a nice … Read More about Nursing Tuesday: Asymmetrical Fleece Wrap Cardigan
Hat tip to editor Kate who found this cardigan — I like it so much I may have to buy one for myself. It’s made of a hand washable ribbed knit with an elasticized, cinched back panel. It seems like a great thing to wear over a sheath dress or with trousers whether you’re pregnant, … Read More about Everyone Thursday: Browsing for Books Cardigan
Let’s ignore the fact, for the moment, that this is my very favorite color, and focus instead on all the other great stuff this top has going for it. It can be worn in both maternity and while nursing (and even if pumping, I suspect). It looks super cozy and warm, but still professional and … Read More about Nursing Tuesday: Avebury Nursing Top
Button-front shirts are classics for pumping. However, in addition to the possibility of gaping problems, button-fronts can be difficult to care for — and the iron-free versions may be treated with chemicals (formaldehyde, etc.) that you want to avoid while you’re in the pregnancy corridor and around babies. I like the look of these pin-tucked, … Read More about Feeding Tuesday: Pima Button-Front Pin-Tucked Top
This dress looks great for maternity, nursing, and even pumping. I like the dark, sedate colors, as well as the mostly glowing reviews. It’s $99-$109 at Amazon in sizes S-XL. Dote Women’s Maternity and Nursing Twinkle Dress
After I delivered my first son, I’ll admit it: I was just in the hospital gown for the entire stay. I heard the same from a lot of my friends — it can be a really overwhelming experience. As I prepared for my second son’s birth, though, I decided to buy this lovely nursing nightgown … Read More about Feeding Tuesday: Baby Be Mine Sleeveless Maternity Nursing Nightgown
Corporette readers were talking the other day about pump-friendly clothes, and this wrap dress was mentioned. I’m generally a fan of black and white prints, and the three-quarter sleeves and A-line skirt look lovely. The dress is available in regular and petite sizes 00-16 for $140. WHBM Printed Wrap Dress Here’s a $39 version (in … Read More about Pumping Tuesday: Wrap Dress
Not only have readers sung the praises of wearing just a nursing tank during those first few weeks postpartum, but I was just reading about how some women prefer to pump while wearing a nursing tank. Both sides can be let down at the same time, allowing easy pump access — and your midsection is … Read More about Nursing Tuesday: Nursing Bra Tank
