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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I wear one of the skin-tight nursing tanks under my normal shirts. I lift the normal shirt up, the tank keeps my stomach covered, and I lift down the nursing flaps. Easy-peasy, and lets me back in my normal clothes!

Yes, that is what I did also. Pretty easy and comfortable.

Yup same. I bought some of those boob cutout shirts and never used them.

Yes, this for sure.

I did this with my two late Fall babies, but for Summer? Hard pass on two layers all the time.

I bought a few nursing tanks/dresses, some in great used condition. Well worth the money to not be sweating all the time and still be able to nurse comfortably.

I bought four Lilly Pulitzer “Essie” tanks on Poshmark. You can sometimes score basically new ones for about $20-25. They have buttons and are so easy to breastfeed in, but you can still wear a normal or nursing bra. And they look pretty.

https://www.belk.com/p/lilly-pulitzer--womens-essie-top-/0438547260265.html

I like those open-side tees... I wear them with a nursing tank underneath.

I just couldn't get myself to wear anything from a brand like "latched" or "milk" or "boob"...sorry.

I never bought any nursing tops and I’ve had 4 kids. Things I’ve liked are deep v tshirts and sundresses with a little stretch (I pull my boob out of the v and nurse) and tank tops with a low neckline. Really the only tops I didn’t like were crew neck or high cut since I don’t like having to lift up my whole shirt to nurse.

If this is at all your style I absolutely love these rompers. So comfortable, nice looking and easy to feed in. They also have a bunch of other dresses, jumpers etc that work well. Not going to lie I wore these rompers after I weaned

https://latchedmama.com/collections/nursing-dresses/products/latched-mama-nursing-romper

Anything is a nursing top if you pull your boob out

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I wear one of the skin-tight nursing tanks under my normal shirts. I lift the normal shirt up, the tank keeps my stomach covered, and I lift down the nursing flaps. Easy-peasy, and lets me back in my normal clothes!

Yes, that is what I did also. Pretty easy and comfortable.

Yup same. I bought some of those boob cutout shirts and never used them.

Yes, this for sure.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I wear one of the skin-tight nursing tanks under my normal shirts. I lift the normal shirt up, the tank keeps my stomach covered, and I lift down the nursing flaps. Easy-peasy, and lets me back in my normal clothes!

Yes, that is what I did also. Pretty easy and comfortable.

Yup same. I bought some of those boob cutout shirts and never used them.

Get some cheap Vneck tshirts from old navy, target, gap etc and just pull your boob out the neck. They will get stretched out but that works for me usually. I also look for v or scoop neck dresses for easy access.

My favorite were spaghetti straps, and not specific “nursing friendly” tops or dresses. I found the zipper and cut out for your boob weird. Way less uncomfortable in public to just pull a strap down.

Search, surplice tops and dresses. These are also easy to pop your boob out of. Advantage of a dress is that baby can't pull it up to expose your stomach while they are nursing.

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I wear one of the skin-tight nursing tanks under my normal shirts. I lift the normal shirt up, the tank keeps my stomach covered, and I lift down the nursing flaps. Easy-peasy, and lets me back in my normal clothes!

Yes, that is what I did also. Pretty easy and comfortable.

Honestly, I wear one of the skin-tight nursing tanks under my normal shirts. I lift the normal shirt up, the tank keeps my stomach covered, and I lift down the nursing flaps. Easy-peasy, and lets me back in my normal clothes!

These are still somewhat frumpy, but don't scream "nursing top!" and I actually occasionally wore them post-nursing https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0859T8VPX/ref=twister_B07MMLYV1D?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Otherwise, layer loose blouse over a stretchy or v-neck tank that you can pop a boob out of. Or deep v-neck shirts. Look for nursing bras that look like bralettes.

I didn't purchase or plan out any "nursing friendly" outfits before baby, because I wasn't sure if I was going to breastfeed or what I would feel like wearing. I have plenty of beat up old button downs for nursing around the house in, but when company comes over or we leave the house I want to feel more put together.
What do you find is easiest/best? Wrap tops? Button ups? Dresses or tops? I don't like the skin tight nursing tank tops and think it's strange that these are so prolific. I also don't want to buy dowdy "nursing tops" if I can make real clothes work for me. It seems like a huge waste of money on things that aren't going to make me feel good.