Pumping in Progress Sign

Postpartum Tuesday: Pumping in Progress Sign

Happy New Year, ladies! This cute “pumping in progress” sign could be great for the office, I think — it’s clear, easy to read, and will definitely be noticed on your office door — and it’s a great deal more attractive than the hand-written or typed-out “PUMPING IN PROGRESS” signs I’ve always seen taped on…

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A woman wearing a High/Low Jersey Cardigan
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Nursing Tuesday: High/Low Jersey Cardigan

I’m always amazed when I come across something I bought several years ago that’s still in stock. I first got acquainted with this high/low jersey cardigan from Bobeau at when I was nursing my first son — I wanted something that was warm and soft and washable that had a little bit of color. It…

A woman wearing a Riley Plaid Shirtdress
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Nursing/Postpartum Tuesday: Riley Plaid Shirtdress

Avert your eyes from the sneakers (though kind of good to know it will look cute on your commute?), and note that this lovely maternity dress ALSO has those clever Loyal Hana zippers for nursing access — so it’s good while you’re pregnant, as well as afterwards. I like the loose fit and the split…

A woman wearing a Maternity Floral Midi Wrap Dress.
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Nursing Tuesday: Maternity Floral Midi Wrap Dress

This really cute maternity dress has a slight high/low hemline and a nice little daisy print or rose print, depending on which pattern you choose. It has a V-neck with a hidden snap at the overlap panels for easy nursing, and there are on-seam pockets at the hips, hooray! So if you’re looking for something…

Comotomo Baby Bottle
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Nursing/Postpartum Tuesday: Slow Flow Bottles

We never needed slow flow bottles, just because the boys didn’t drink from bottles enough that acid reflux was something we really needed to think about (or maybe they just didn’t have a problem with it). But I’m always interested to see new products, and I know that moms can go though a million bottles…