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randella
Love my little man
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Nursing "clothing"...
What do you REALLY need?? And how much?
Tanks, bras, PJs??
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Posted 11/29/08 5:19 PM  |
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Alli06
Baby #3 coming this June
Member since 8/05 6721 total posts
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I don't think I'm going to buy anything other then some Bra's. You can use your regular tank tops, and just pull them up or down.
My sister nursed all three of her kids and usually just wore loose fitting shirts.
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| Posted 11/29/08 6:00 PM |
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DRMom
Two in Blue
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Melissa
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I am nursing/pumnping and using my nursing bras, button and zip down shirts and this special bra that haolds the pump attachments. I'm sure you've seen ads for it in the pregnancy mags-it is a strapless halter top that holds your pump bottle so you can be hands free-it is very helpful! It's called the easy expression bustier
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| Posted 11/29/08 8:04 PM |
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Lauren82
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I EBF for 9 months with my first and am doing it again with baby...I have nursing bras and camisoles only and use them with my regular shirts. I never felt the need for anything else. I like the camisoles for when I am not in my own house because no one can see your stomach since it is covered and you only have to have the top part open.
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| Posted 11/29/08 8:27 PM |
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SweetTooth
I'm a tired mommy!
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Lauren
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I'm glad you asked that, I've been wondering the same thing.
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| Posted 11/29/08 8:40 PM |
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randella
Love my little man
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Randi
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
Posted by melijane
I am nursing/pumnping and using my nursing bras, button and zip down shirts and this special bra that haolds the pump attachments. I'm sure you've seen ads for it in the pregnancy mags-it is a strapless halter top that holds your pump bottle so you can be hands free-it is very helpful! It's called the easy expression bustier
May be a good look for New Years Eve!!
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| Posted 11/29/08 9:16 PM |
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ckone
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I had three nursing tanks with DS#2 and it was the best investment. With DS#1 I only had nursing bras but I felt like the tanks mae this easier. Nothing hanging down over the babies face and easier to air out and hold things together.
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| Posted 11/29/08 11:00 PM |
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dani731
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
I bought 4 nursing tanks online from old navy ($10 each) & 2 nursing bras from destinationmaternity.com.
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| Posted 11/30/08 12:20 AM |
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DRMom
Two in Blue
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Re: Nursing "clothing"...
Posted by randella
Posted by melijane
I am nursing/pumnping and using my nursing bras, button and zip down shirts and this special bra that haolds the pump attachments. I'm sure you've seen ads for it in the pregnancy mags-it is a strapless halter top that holds your pump bottle so you can be hands free-it is very helpful! It's called the easy expression bustier
May be a good look for New Years Eve!!
IMAGE
It is an awesome look-I am wearing it right now
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| Posted 11/30/08 5:37 AM |
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