I didn't like any of the tops I tried that were specifically made for nursing. It was easier to just wear a normal shirt and a nursing bra or tank underneath.
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I didn't like any of the tops I tried that were specifically made for nursing. It was easier to just wear a normal shirt and a nursing bra or tank underneath.
this. nursing tops are just kind of strange to me...I don't know, they look weird or fit weird or something. I never used any with DS and don't have any now, either.
I just bought one to try it out. If I like it I'll send dh for more.
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I bought two from Target. They were $20 each... Can't remember the brand now. Gilliana or something? I wear tank tops and zip ups often, so figured I'd still be in my normal looking outfits, just with a little extra help if I like them.
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For the time I'm home on leave, they are a must have. I have the cantaloop extra long tanks, and I love them. I especially like the idea of keeping my belly covered while nursing. Once we go out and about with baby, nursing bra all the way.
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Nursing tops are really not necessary but I had about four nursing tanks (from Target--the Gillian & O'Malley brand) in different colors and considered those a necessity. You can wear them under a cardigan, a zip up or a t-shirt or other shirt--and that way when you pull your shirt up, your entire stomach isn't exposed.
I did like having a couple of nice nursing dresses because pulling up an entire dress to nurse or pump at work is a little awkward. Sometimes, I just wanted to wear a dress and it was worth it to me. The ones I liked were at figure8maternity.com. In fact, there was one that I continued to wear even after I weaned because it was so cute. They have a good selection and good customer service when I returned something. It was just nice to occasionally wear a dress. Not a necessity, but I just liked to occasionally wear a dress.
It depends on your boob size. If you have a large chest like me, nursing tops probably won't fit well. I did think that nursing bras and even nursing tanks were a necessity the first time around, though.
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Nice to have. I'm bigger chested(DD) & so I have to wear a bra under for the extra support. I only used regular tank tops last time, I had no problem with them. I don't see it being any easier to pull your boob out of a nursing tank compared to a regular tank. It's just extra money to spend, so I'll buy a few extra regular tanks & I can continue to use them after I'm done nursing.
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this. nursing tops are just kind of strange to me...I don't know, they look weird or fit weird or something. I never used any with DS and don't have any now, either.
Dx -Ute cancer, DOR from cancer treatments, and embryo quality issues. NOV 2010 CANCER FREE
2005-2011= 3 Rounds of Clomid, 5 IUI's, 3 IVF's- ALL BFN's
After 7yrs TTC, 5yrs of ute cancer, and 11 failed IF treatments, we got a surprise BFP! So thankful!
Gemma Grace born 09/30/12
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Nursing tops are really not necessary but I had about four nursing tanks (from Target--the Gillian & O'Malley brand) in different colors and considered those a necessity. You can wear them under a cardigan, a zip up or a t-shirt or other shirt--and that way when you pull your shirt up, your entire stomach isn't exposed.
I did like having a couple of nice nursing dresses because pulling up an entire dress to nurse or pump at work is a little awkward. Sometimes, I just wanted to wear a dress and it was worth it to me. The ones I liked were at figure8maternity.com. In fact, there was one that I continued to wear even after I weaned because it was so cute. They have a good selection and good customer service when I returned something. It was just nice to occasionally wear a dress. Not a necessity, but I just liked to occasionally wear a dress.
Thanks for all of the feedback, everyone!
Does Target sell their nursing tanks in store, or just online?
I'm bigger chested(DD) & so I have to wear a bra under for the extra support. I only used regular tank tops last time, I had no problem with them. I don't see it being any easier to pull your boob out of a nursing tank compared to a regular tank. It's just extra money to spend, so I'll buy a few extra regular tanks & I can continue to use them after I'm done nursing.