In Babies and more From time to time we talk about breastfeeding clothes that we find interesting, and I remember an occasion when you asked me in the comments how one of the shirts we presented opened. The system seemed clear in that garment, but there are many breastfeeding clothing opening systems.
Surely you already have the system that is most comfortable for you, but you may not know that there are so many mechanisms for clothing to facilitate breastfeeding.
The truth is that the only system I use is to leave the kidneys in the air, because I decided a while ago to leave behind the only nursing clothes I've worn, which were the bras. So now the system Opening is the "rolled up" or unbuttoned, which is still uncomfortable on occasion, when it is cold.
Since My mom pampers herself Experienced mothers tell us how "access to the breast" is done from the different garments. These are breastfeeding clothing opening systems which is used in the chest area in dresses, blouses or t-shirts ...
- Front access, with an opening between both breasts.
- By the hem, when the garment has two layers (the bottom layer is the one with the holes to allow access to the chest and the top layer is the one that normally rises from the bottom when breastfeeding).
- By the neckline (of these shirts I have had): the neckline is stretched, usually in the form of a beak, down, to release the chest, which is covered by the false overlap.
- Access from the sides, with an opening next to each chest.
- Access under the chest.
- Clip opening on the straps, frequent in bras, corsets and summer dresses.
In short, it is curious to know that there are so many opening systems for nursing clothes and that breastfeeding is comfortable in any circumstance.
