Breastfeeding Friendly Clothes that are not specific to maternity A couple weeks ago, I surveyed you all asking your help to find breastfeeding friendly clothes, and if possible, from non-maternity brands/styles. Lots of people love the gorgeous @hillhouse nap dress, which seems to have started a trend because smocked tops are on trend right now. And, as many told me, are perfect for breastfeeding. They are stretchy, easily pulled down to feed, and are very body-forgiving for the ever-changing postpartum body (We all know those lactating breasts feel like they can be multiple different sizes throughout the day). I found several similar options at lower prices so wanted to have fun and share! I had several suggestions for @loft so I went searching and this is what I found! They have a few other jumpsuits and many button front styles, too. I also bought 2 smocked peplum tops and a button front romper. @jcrewfactory was also having a big sale so I picked up another smocked dress from them (and several other smocked and loose fitting tops). I don’t use a nursing cover in public so I also bought a couple nursing bras that have a triangle of fabric that covers a small portion of the top of the breast for the illusion of a little top boob coverage with these pull down tops. Not necessary, but I wanted to try it out. On sale these were (in order) $40, $24, $45, and $60 I also found some great things from nursing-specific brands you all suggested. Should I show those, too? *I have no affiliation with any of these brands and purchased all items. #breastfeeding #breastfeedingfashion #maternityfashion #postpartumbody #fourthtrimester #nursingmom #myclothesdontfit