Where are you getting your nursing pajamas?

Re: Where are you getting your nursing pajamas?

• tinkerbell019 member

  July 2014

  I'm not sure on the price, but I did receive a couple very nice nursing pajama sets (tank/robe/pant sets) from Motherhood Maternity. It looks like they do have some on sale currently (Buy One Get One)
  

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• baloneydisc member

  July 2014

  I did the stretchy necklines and nursing tanks for sleep. When you're up 3-5 times a night you really won't care as long as it's easy to nurse in.

  
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• conradraging member

  July 2014

  Frankly when I'm at home I'll probably wear regular shirts and just pull them up as necessary to nurse. Pretty much any nursing specific sleepwear is going to be expensive. Obviously you could just get nursing tanks that clip down instead of stretch, but unless you're wearing the same one every night you're still gonna pay for them.

  
  

  
  

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• KittyMisha member

  July 2014

  Last time I just wore a nursing sleep bra and comfy pajama pants that I already owned. The nursing sleep bras are inexpensive and extremely comfortable. I continued to wear mine to bed after I weaned DD just because they're so nice.

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• amom2four member

  July 2014

  I didn't buy any pj's or shirts for nursing. I bought a few tank tops and nursing bras and that is what I had to deal with because I'm larger in the chest area. Normal tanks are easy to pull up at night and I made sure to get bras that were not underwire to sleep in. Pretty much whatever you Have will work.

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• Russiandea12 member

  July 2014

  With DS, I slept in nursing tank tops and nursing sleep bras.  They were both very comfortable.

  

  
  

  
  

  

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• nolongerdinks member

  July 2014

  KittyMisha said:

  Last time I just wore a nursing sleep bra and comfy pajama pants that I already owned. The nursing sleep bras are inexpensive and extremely comfortable. I continued to wear mine to bed after I weaned DD just because they're so nice.

  This! Also, my hormones were wild post baby, so my temperature regulation was crazy. I'm always cold...always...but post baby, I was a sweaty mess at night, so I never wanted a shirt or nightgown over my nursing bra or tank. (Even with 2 winter babies.)
  

  
  

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• Patch89 member

  July 2014 edited July 2014

  For cooler nights / evenings I have bought a nightie from debenhams with buttons all the way up so i can easily pop a boob out when it comes to feeding - its actually on sale ! this is the link 

  https://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_151010200965_-1
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  otherwise, i will be wearing shorts and vest lol so glamorous :')

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• julestony member

  July 2014

  I had a Macy's gift card and used that to get two nursing nightgowns in their Motherhood Maternity section. Lucked out.

  

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• slippintrippn84 member

  July 2014

  I got a nursing night gown from Baby Be Mine last week. They still have stuff on sale starting as low as 9.99.

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• slippintrippn84 member

  July 2014

  Oh yea, the slits are tiny. I laughed when I put it on at home b/c so little of my 42F boobs would make it through the hole. But to me, it's cheap enough to whoop out the ol' sewing machine and fix and still have  a decent night gown.
  

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• MrsKasel10 member

  July 2014

   I'll just wear a tank and shorts/pants instead of buying special nursing pajamas.

  

                                 DS 10/02/09  DD 03/28/11

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• bitsybubbles7 member

  July 2014 edited July 2014

  Sweat pants and a nursing tank from Old Navy clearance. 
  
  
  

  
  

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• Ceridwen21 member

  July 2014

  I got a nice one at Macy's and another at Thyme (might just be in Canada).  They weren't too expensive but were money well spent.  I spent a lot of time in those jammies and they're lasting me through my second pregnancy as well.

  Oscar born October 2011

  Miscarriage at 8 weeks (August 2013)

  DD due September 1, 2014

  

   

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• StefanyaMarie member

  July 2014

  I found with my first that it was a lot easier for me to just wear a tank top with the built in bra. The bra held my nursing pads in place so I wouldn't leak in the middle of the night and it was really easy to just remove one strap and lower the tank top at feeding time.

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• LovinHowImLiving member

  July 2014

  Thanks!! I really appreciate the advice.  I'm thinking I may get one nightgown for the hospital, and then stick with sleeping bras and tanks after I get home.

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