Nursing Tops

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Nursing Tops Designed for Real Feeding Days The first months of feeding are unpredictable enough without a wardrobe that fights you. Every style in this collection is cut so you can feed your baby without peeling off half your outfit; think zip-front tops, crossover V-necks, flip panels and snap-button sweatshirts that look like the clothes you already wear, not like a uniform. There are 68 styles here, from ribbed short sleeve tops and cotton singlets through to oversized knit jumpers and nursing hoodies, available across a size-inclusive range from XS to 3XL. Many pieces are designed to fit a bump as well, so a top you buy while pregnant keeps earning its place long after the baby arrives. If you want the wider pregnancy range, browse our maternity tops . What Makes a Nursing Top Easy to Feed In? It comes down to the access. Across this range you will find crossover and wrap fronts that pull aside, petal panels that flip open, hidden zips through the bust, and snap buttons at the collar or shoulder. Each is designed to open with one hand, which is the whole point when the other hand is holding your baby. Discreet access also makes feeding in public far less stressful. Fabric does the rest of the work. Selected styles use bamboo, cotton and soft knits chosen for stretch and breathability rather than structure, so nothing digs in through a long feed. The collection deliberately mixes tees, singlets, sweatshirts and jumpers, so check each product description for the exact fabric and the nursing access method on that style. Nursing Tops for Every Part of Your Day This is a wardrobe, not a single style. Most mums end up with a few pieces that cover very different parts of the week: Everyday and errands: ribbed short sleeve tops, cotton singlets and stripe tees that pair with jeans and go straight from pram walk to cafe. Cooler months: oversized knit jumpers, cropped knits and nursing hoodies with zip or button openings, so you stay warm without layering yourself out of

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