Nursing Tuesday: Avebury Nursing Top

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A woman wearing an Avebury Nursing TopLet’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 flattering. It has a modest neckline, and comes in three colors, sizes 0-5. And, it’s machine wash/tumble dry. Lovely. It’s available online-only at Nordstrom for $115. Isabella Oliver Avebury Nursing Top

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I’ve been married for a couple of years and my husband and I are in our late 20s. We are not sure yet if we want kids or not. I was reading through yesterday’s post and honestly I got kind of nervous. It seems like being pregnant and having a kid is so hard and so much work. I used to babysit and I’ve been around friend’s kids, but I never really enjoyed being around them. It always felt like kind of a chore. I guess it’s different when it’s your own kids. Is it worth it? Does anyone ever regret the choice to have kids?

FYI, free shipping today at Carters/Osh Kosh

I am looking for a good to-do list app. I know Cozi was recently recommended for family calenders, but I am looking for something a little different. Since coming back to work, I can’t seem to remember all the everyday “stuff” I need to get done. I am looking for an app that I can make a daily to do list (of all the things I do every day) and check off each daily task each day. For example, everyday I need to do my PT exercises, wash pump parts, take my vitamins, etc. Thanks!

Regarding today’s pick: I loved in tops like this when nursing, but I didn’t find them the best for double pumping. Possible, but not most convenient. Perfect for weekends, though. Very easy access.