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Used Breastfeeding Items?!
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Gosh, I'd love to help you out, but at this point, I don't have anything left over...all the things I still use. Good luck! :o) |
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Making nursing tops is pretty easy, if you've got access to a sewing machine. Just do a google search for patterns. But, in reality, you really don't need that much "stuff" to breastfeed. That's one of the reasons it's so great. The only thing you'll really "need" are nursing bras. So focus on buying those, and don't worry about the rest. For nursing pads, just get a package of Gerber birdseye prefold cloth diapers, cut circles out of them, and hem the circles. I don't own a single nursing top - I just wear looser shirts and pull them up when I need to. HTH |
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good idea! |
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I have a small/ xsmall nursing top you can have- I bought it on ebay second hand but I never even wore it. I think I have some nursing bras I could throw in there too- my husband washed and dried them so they are a bit deformed but they will do the job. Just send me your address and I'll send them to you. ashleyzcomerford@yahoo.com |
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Don't worry about buying nursing tops! I bought 2 and found that any shirt will work as long as it isn't tight! Check Wal-mart and Target for inexpensive bras. I think I paid 11.99 at Target for some really good sports bras...around the same for bra at Wal-mart, but don't like it as well. |
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I've had GREAT luck with Target's Liz Lange nursing camis... tank tops made for nursing. They work well under other clothes, or by themselves for sleeping. Wash up easily, too. Oh, and I'm pretty big on top (40D now) and it hasn't been an issue. I think they were about $15 at our Target. I've never used a special nursing top, and don't plan on it. Just wear regular stretchy shirts. |
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