Breastfeeding Clothing
You don't have to buy a new wardrobe to breastfeed. While no extravagant "breastfeeding clothing" is necessary, you should try to wear clothing that will make breastfeeding and/or pumping easier. Wearing jumpers or one-piece dresses are not as convenient as a blouse or two -piece outfits. Nursing bras and nursing clothes, like blouses that have hidden openings near your chest are available but are not necessary.

You can buy disposable or cloth breastfeeding pads to line your bra. These help prevent any leaking from soaking through your blouse. The disposable pads can be thrown away, and the cloth pads can be tossed in the washing machine and used again.

If you want to breastfeed your baby in public, you can use a receiving blanket or a breastfeeding blanket that discreetly covers your chest and your baby's upper body.

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