Pink Blush Wrap Dress

Ever since I was introduced to Pink Blush, I have been hooked!  Their dresses and tops are very versatile and are flattering to all shapes, sizes and stages of life.  The fabrics are also flowy, wash well and comfortable. I have also worn dresses from Pink Blush here, here and here.  I am giving away a $50 gift card to Pink Blush on my instagram @babiesandbluejeans, so make sure you check it out! 

Outfit Details: 

Denim Jacket (old) Similar // Floral Wrap Dress Pink Blush // Choker LOFT, Necklace Kohl's, Similar // Ivory Clutch, Similar // Aerosole Wedge Amazon 

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Pinstriped Vest

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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

Outfit Details:

Banana Republic Vest, Similar// Sweater // LOFT Jeans // Ann Taylor Necklace // Carlos Santana //

Vera Bradley Diaper Backpack

Leather & Leopard

So after a couple of weeks dealing with a mild respiratory flu (that went through all the kids), we have been hitting some pretty big milestones!  My two and a half year old, Ellie, basically potty trained herself and my 4 month old has started to let me put him down during his naps!  I didn't realize how sore my back and neck were until I had a break from carrying him or wearing him ALL day.  I still get kind of sad when I have to put him down because I really do love holding him, but obviously it is a necessity at this point!  Just bittersweet when the kids go through each stage so quickly. 

I purchased this dress from Pink Blush as well.  It's actually great for nursing with a pair of thick leggings and the material is flowy so it's not clingy on your post baby body!  It work great for maternity too! 

Outfit Details:

Pink Blush Mock Neck Dress, Similar // Jacket // Leopard Print Scarf

 Similar Diaper Bag // Blanqi Leggings

Winter Dress

These wrap dresses from Pink Blush are perfect for all stages of pregnancy and nursing (or neither).  The dress pulls down easy for nursing, but still retains its shape.  The wrap style is super flattering on every figure.  I layered a lightweight gray sweater over this dress for some added warmth and I can now wear this dress throughout the winter as well.  I love it! 

~ Rose

Outfit Details:

LOFT Sweater // LOFT Necklace // Pink Blush Dress (Similar Color, but short sleeve), Similar // Carlos Santana Ankle Boots

**Linking up with Fizz & Frosting, Pink Sole, I Do DeClaire, Red Closet Diaries, Pocketful of Polkadots, Living In Color Style, J Petite, Jeans & A Tea Cup, Two Peas In  A Blog, Curly Crafty Mom, Garay Treasures, Posh Classy Mom

Summer Nights

Hi ladies!  I purchased this dress a couple of months ago when Ruche was having a 30% off sale.  

I thought it would be perfect for festivals, graduations or recitals during the summer.  The blouson waist is actually quite flattering in person.  The dress a little bit twisted in the photos giving it a weird bulge, but it's really not like that.  It's nice to have a little flexibility in the waist line!  

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Dress (Summer dreaming maxi dress) // Headband // Nude heels // Clutch // Earrings

*Linking up with The Stylish Housewife, Stylin In St. Louis, Jeans and a Tea Cup and The Pleated Poppy

Thanks for reading!!

~ Rose