Top row L-R: Stripe trapeze, Asos; Double layer stripe, Asos; Pink stripe, A|Wear; Green Leopard print, A|Wear; Floral print, A|Wear; Feather tunic, Yours (size 16-26)
Bottom row L-R: Palm tree print, Asos Curve (size 18-26); Bright floral, Zara; Peach floral, A|Wear; Polka dot, Tesco; Pale floral, A|Wear; Butterfly print, Wallis
What to look for:
- Button or zip through tops or shirts
- Loose vests or blouses which are wider at the bottom to easily lift up
- Prints work well so you don’t notice stains (or leakages!)
- Chiffon is a great option as you can wear a light cotton cami underneath with a low neckline to pull down when feeding so your tummy is still covered but you’re not going to overheat on a warm day
- You could wear one of your pregnancy bump bands even after your baby is born to conceal your tummy when lifting tops up
Choosing a ‘normal’ top for nursing means you can still wear it afterwards, but watch this space for a feature on specially made nursing tops…
Some nice ideas as the weather gets better. I wrote a note on how hard it is to find suitable dresses for breastfeeding
http://mrsgiannasi-littlescribbles.blogspot.co.uk/