Nursing top recommendations?
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H & m do good vests that you can see in store (https://m2.hm.com/m/en_gb/productpage.0534164001.html) i lived in those & just wore it with a cardigan on cooler days. I also had some from jojos (Breton Stripe Nursing Top | JoJo Maman Bebe) but didn’t like those so much, I have tiny boobs even when my milk came in & there was just too much fabric for me to fight through. I hope that helps.
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Honestly I would bother with nursing tops I’ve always worn a string vest and done one up one down.
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Same as elfs mummy. I agree all the nursing tops just look the same. I bought a bunch of cheap stretchy vests in a size bigger to wear underneath stuff and it works fine. Then I can mostly wear what I want over the top.
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Last time I wore nursing vests underneath blouses but found I felt my chest was a bit exposed so this time I've bought some crop tops to try underneath so I can pull them up. I also really like the nursing covers with the wiring to keep them off baby xx
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I'm not nursing yet, still waiting on the big day 
so I've been reading up about nursing wear as I have to bf.
From what I've read is most people layer up with regular vests/tops etc. So they can pull a the vest down and top up. Exposing only minimal breast tissue. Means you don't have to mess about finding and buying specific nursing friendly wear.
There's a group on Facebook that is full of ladies who post there breast feeding friendly clothes that they find in regular stores etc. It's called 'can I breastfeed In it? UK', has a picture of a woman and child at the beach as their profile pic.
Hope this helps
so I've been reading up about nursing wear as I have to bf.From what I've read is most people layer up with regular vests/tops etc. So they can pull a the vest down and top up. Exposing only minimal breast tissue. Means you don't have to mess about finding and buying specific nursing friendly wear.
There's a group on Facebook that is full of ladies who post there breast feeding friendly clothes that they find in regular stores etc. It's called 'can I breastfeed In it? UK', has a picture of a woman and child at the beach as their profile pic.
Hope this helps
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