Maternity yoga pants, nursing tanks, and a comfy jersey robe.

Anonymous wrote:I wore yoga pants and nursing tanks (Target has good ones). The yoga pants helped keep the enormous pads in place, imo.

Me too.

I brought a few night gowns and tank top/skirt to wear home. We had to stay 3 nights and I was sweating my butt off and felt better in fresh clothes each day. Sent all laundry home with husband day before so we didn't have to lug stuff home with baby. I also had my own slippers which was really nice.

After the first day, I switched to yoga pants and tank tops with a wrap for warmth as needed. Left in a cotton dress. I gave birth in June, so it was warm.

Hospital Gown and a maternity/nursing gown that I brought. I had a c-section and horrible distension both times, so nothing else would have fit anyway. Plus, the pain and sweating. Gross.

I brought pajama pants and a t-shirt -- it felt nice to change on the second day.

Somethings like this: https://milknursingwear.com/ruffle-hemmed-maternity-and-nursing-lounge-dress/

I bled a lot at first. I could do yoga pants by the time I left the hospital, but not immediately after or they just would have gotten filthy.

Hated the hospital stuff.

Day / night 1: hospital gown

Day / night 2: these pj's: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CIWPCEQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Day 3, going home: yoga pants / nursing tee

I wore yoga pants, soft cotton shorts, tank tops and short sleeve tshirts. I had a csection was was up walking, walking, walking for recovery to and wanted to be comfortable and covered.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wore the gown to sleep. I wore clothes during the day in an effort to feel human.

During the day I wore very loose black pants from Target and a tank top and an open cardigan. I was very cold during the day. The sweating was at night.

Good god, how long were you there?
I coped so well I was home eight hours later.

I guess I just suck at life then.

Anonymous wrote:I wore the gown to sleep. I wore clothes during the day in an effort to feel human.

During the day I wore very loose black pants from Target and a tank top and an open cardigan. I was very cold during the day. The sweating was at night.

Good god, how long were you there?
I coped so well I was home eight hours later.

Anonymous wrote:I'm bringing my favorite soft Target Pjs and plan on hanging out in those all day. Leaving the hospital wearing a comfortable T shirt maternity dress I love.

These are the pajamas and somehow they still fit me at 38 weeks just fine. I think they'll be easy for breastfeeding too. http://www.target.com/p/women-s-fluid-knit-top-and-short-pajama-set-gilligan-o-malley/-/A-15026135

Last PP, and these are the ones I just wore in Recovery over the weekend.

Hospital gown until I took a shower. Then pajamas with a button down top. For my first, I wore a nursing tank and a long sleeve (nursing) henley over it. I didn't wear bottoms for either of my pregnancies, since I was in bed all day and otherwise just walking to the bathroom.

Gown the first day, nursing tank and pj pants after that. I loved getting out of that gown, and I found the nursing tank much easier for breastfeeding than all the damn snaps on the gown.

Hospital gown.