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I know I am always talking about "nursing friendly" clothing, but since I ecologically breastfeed it is something I have had to think about a lot since I started having children. With my first couple of babies, I bought into a lot of the nursing wear that retailers sold, but I never really liked how these items looked, fit, held up and, most importantly, I was disappointed in the ease of nursing when wearing "nursing clothes". A lot of the openings are too small, the material bunches underneath or gets too stretched out. I have found it is a lot easier and more cost effective to buy cotton tees and layer with interesting jackets, cardigans, vests and scarves. Then you can easily lift up your tee, throw on a nursing cover and still have extra coverage from the vest, jacket or scarf. I have also found dresses with side zips, camisole straps, or V backs and easy to nurse in, because you can easily slide out an arm- again you would just need a cardigan or jacket. I hope someone out there finds this helpful!
I love this pinstriped vest I purchased from Banana Republic. It is a lot different than any other item in my closet because it menswear inspired, but I have found it to be a pretty versatile layer!
Anyway, thanks so much for reading! And feel free to contact me if you have any questions in regards to nursing clothes. I am definitely don't consider myself an expert in fashion, but I have learned a lot about what to wear when you have little babies and kids.
~ Rose
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