Sloppy mama

goodgalpal

I feel like on a day to day basis, I am going to be dressing sloppy when I'm a mom. I just think that I'll want comfort over style, and I'll be top-naked much of the time anyway, so when at home why would I bother to look good unless someone was coming? I don't love the idea, but it seems practical. I'm no fashion plate now,  but I don't know what I'll wear to nurse. I have a hard enough time finding clothes when not pregnat/nursing due to my large size.

typeset

I live in hoodies and cargo pants. I just layer the hoodies with a nursing tank when BFing.

goodgalpal

Oh no way could I do that for a spring/summer baby! I would die of heat stroke.

typeset

I switch to cargo shorts in summer.

JoelleOK

I've seen tutorials online to make regular tank tops into nursing tanks that attach to your nursing bra. Several of the moms in my LLL group wore nursing tank under a tshirt. Pretty much nothing shows when you nurse until baby starts pulling away randomly to look at things.

awc1986

Thankfully flannel and jeans is my pre-preg look, so I plan on keeping my wardrobe the same when the bub gets here.

alphalyrae

I plan to continue living in my maternity pants and tops/adding in some summery dresses when LO is born. I probably won't change out of my PJ's unless I'm leaving the house.

ns1

On my last maternity leave I lived in pj pants and a nursing tank, sometime I threw a shirt of some sort over that if I got cold.  

spinsoffresonance

I was pretty much topless my entire maternity leave. And I lived in maternity pants for a good 6months PP.

dragossoul84

I stayed in my maternity clothes for a couple months pp. I also had bought some hospital gowns from etsy which were great to wear around the house after I got home from the hospital

jjones59

Since I had a summer LO before and will again, I lived in big basketball shorts. I got some regular clothes but you had to be special to see me in those. I've always preferred pajamas and yoga pants of regular clothes but I wouldn't say I'm sloppy just comfy

ho11yday

I wore pajamas (like I have always done) but with a nursing cami on (if I had a top on). Throw a cardigan over top if the AC gets too cold or just a bit more modesty if guests are there.

The cami I bought had nice thick straps. I need to buy a couple more for this pg.