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Nursing tops

lmc929lmc929 member
in March 2015 Moms
Anyone find any affordable websites with cute nursing tops? I am starting to realize I have a wardrobe that isn't very friendly for breastfeeding. Any suggestions from experienced moms?

Me: 29 DH: 35

Married: 9/29/12

DS #1: 3/8/15

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Re: Nursing tops

  • LilLambkinsLilLambkins member
    Layered out fits work well pull the top shirt up and the bottom shirt down. I never bought any real nursing tops but if I had a large flowy top over a tank top it worked pretty well
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  • adelemsadelems member
    For me personally what works best is anything with buttons down the front. It doesn't have to be a "nursing" top. Anything in any brand you like and know you'll fit in with some buttons works. The only other thing I do is buy tank tops that have built in bras for sleeping and for an under layer. Loose tops work as well too, with or without something underneath, something you can pull up.
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  • LdillougheryLdilloughery member
    Layer, layer, layer! I wore nursing tanks under everything and it worked great. I also have a couple nursing shirts from H&M. They aren't amazing but inexpensive and easy to nurse in.
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  • goosenpumpkingoosenpumpkin member
    Definitely invest in nursing tanks. And like everyone said, layers are your friends. I had issues with button up tops because my breasts swell really fast if I miss my nursing schedule by even 20 min, and I had mishaps where the buttons popped open and I wasn't aware right away.
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  • knottie93263eb66eeacb31knottie93263eb66eeacb31 member
    I am trying tanks I found that clip onto my nursing bras called Undercover Mama. Found them on Amazon and I tried them out (sans actually feeding but wanted to see how easy it was to access) and they worked great! They were $25 a pop but I can wear all my normal shirts with them so I though it was a good investment.
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  • jesslynnw90jesslynnw90 member
    I bought one from target. Haven't used it yet but it seems like it will do the job. I'm also thinking of making my own. I found a site on Pinterest where it showed you how to make them with no sewing involved!
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  • ngolimentongolimento member
    I highly recommend making your own nursing tank. It is super easy to do, and if you hit Old Navy when there is a tank sale, you can get them for just 4 bucks.

    https://www.babybellykelli.com/diy-nursing-tankcami-in-under-10-mins/
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  • broadsbroads member
    I bought bravado nursing tanks...very comfy and supportive.
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  • StephUngStephUng member
    I also used Target tanks throughout 18 months of nursing. Layer when you want over them. So easy. Button downs, flowy tops..
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