What to wear when you are breastfeeding

I think breastfeeding is simple, much easier and all the hassle with bottles, formula making, etc. The milk is there, on the tip of your tits, just plug the baby in and... voila! The hard, very hard thing in my opinion is what to bloody wear to avoid being naked around there showing off your big jelly belly and exposing your whole "source of food"! I am a mum who doesn't feel entirely comfortable with exposing my breastfeeding out there (yes, judge me) and I really like having some privacy, so I am truly struggling with my clothes, I find it quite distressful to think about practical and not finding anything. Specially in England where it is, most likely all the time, windy and cold.

So I just wear tops with buttons as I hate lifting up my tops - no one needs to see the tragedy of my floppy belly at the moment. But opening and closing buttons when you have your baby screaming on your lap is something not as simple as it looks like! I also find the special feeding clothes out there specially ugly and expensive. I wonder how other mammas do...

This photo is so super cute! Couldn't find the credits, but a round of applause for this baby, mum and the photographer! Wow!!! What a beautiful mamma!

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