Keeping warm while breastfeeding

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Ok, probably a stupid question.
I've been doing the vest top/shirt combo while feeding DD who is 5 months. As it got a bit colder I moved on to vest top/lightweight jumper or long sleeve top. Now it's getting properly cold I'm stuck with how to dress. DD doesn't like a lot of fabric ear her face, so my heavier jumpers don't really work. If I take jumper off I just get cold. Cardigans seem to get in the way too.
I probably just need to find a way to make cardigans work. What does everyone else do?

Not helpful but I've just been trying to make cardigans work. It's a bit of a pain, I'm a novice though (2 month old pfb) so interested to see if anyone has tips!

I used to have on a vest top then long sleeved top then a zippy top. Just undo the zippy top tuck the extra under your arm then do the top up, vest down. It kept me just warm enough while feeding.

I had a hoody with zips over the boobs that I lived in all last winter...will see if I can find it online for you...back in a mo!

This is the one!

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BREASTFEEDING-TOP-DISCREET-NURSING-HOODIE-SIZES-FROM-S-XL-UK8-16-MANY-COLOURS-/151418293168?pt=UK_Women_s_Tops_Shirts&var=&hash=item23413bcbb0

I got a size larger than I normally wear and then had tops underneath that I could yank down from the neck, just cheapy ones from Primark and H and M.

I have a cardigan and chunky scarf.

I also know where the radiator adjacent seating in all my local cafes is! And shop a lot in malls not streets.

But it is tricky. My back goes if I get too cold in the body: I do have to make sure there's a warm place to feed because of this (or express a bottle) but thankfully I'm a city mouse so there's plenty of indoor things!

I had DD last November and was so bloody hot (hormones!) for the whole of winter that I just wore a vest top and thin cardigan! When I started to cool down I would wear a vest top, another top over then a thick wooly cardigan which sort of tucked out of the way.

Thanks Bentley! Unfortunately all colours sold out in medium, but going to try a large and see if that works. May drown me as I'm a size 10!
I'm a chilly being and get cold easily!

I had some nursing vests which were amazing but can't remember where I got them from. Also light fleeces that zip all the way down the front from decathlon sports or equivalent.

For nighttime I wear a thick onesie! Never would have usually bought one but it means my sides stay warmer when he finally falls asleep and I'm too scared to move him

for round the house an electric heat pad on the back can be very warming and soothing. I also find that if I keep my feet warm the rest stays warm, so perhaps some warm insulating socks if you are also like this.

I'm doing the same vest/long sleeve combo and yesterday started using my skiing thermals as the long sleeved part. Not particularly fashionable but very warm!

I already sleep in fleece onesies with bed socks that predates DD.
It's day time I struggle with. Even at home with heating on I get chilly. I normally wear tshirts and hoodies or thick jumpers, but pulling that up means too much fabric around DDs face and she doesn't like it. She was a summer baby, and lingering hormones kept me hot over the summer, so she got used to me being just in vest tops so no fabric around her face!