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maternity/nursing night dress

17 replies

Blackpoollassy · 05/07/2016 08:41

Hello
I'm looking for a maternity/nursing nightdress for hospital post c-section. All the ones i can find are HORRIFIC! Think grannytastic.
I wore some awful numbers for my last section and wanted to feel a little more glam this time (priorities - i know!)

I was wondering if anyone could help please? Thanks

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ElspethFlashman · 05/07/2016 08:43

You don't need one. You just need an ordinary one in a bigger size with buttons down the front that you never close again

You have lots more choice then.

Showgirl109 · 05/07/2016 08:46

Try hotmilk, they make some really lovely maternity nightwear also Cake do some really nice maternity/nursing underwhere and I think some nightwear too. There are some on ASOS but if you look on the brands website there is much more choice.

Blackpoollassy · 05/07/2016 09:09

Thanks very much - Cake and Hotmilk look lovely.

I've tried looking for non-maternity ones with buttons but they are all frumpsville! Hoping someone's seen something i haven't! M&S anyway and my limited brain means i can't think of anywhere that might stock them.

I had a look in TKmaxx the other day and they didn't really have anything either

thanks again

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NapQueen · 05/07/2016 09:14

I found a giant tshirt style nightie in primark with buttons down the front when I had dd. She armed at Christmas so it was a festive print but meh it did the job!

NapQueen · 05/07/2016 09:15

What about nightshirts? Tesco have some lovely ones in and you could just up a few sizes

ElspethFlashman · 05/07/2016 09:31

Yeah Primark always have button ones - but sexy they are not, lol.

Youremywifenow · 05/07/2016 11:04

Peacocks do lots with buttons. The buttons are horrible though but easy to change if you can be arsed.
I have found I don't need buttons though, just a jersey scoop/v neck to pull down.

PrimeraVez · 05/07/2016 20:09

I actually found a really nice one in Tesco when I had DS in Feb. They also did pyjamas (trousers and vest top) in the same print so I got those as well.

calamityjam · 05/07/2016 20:15

Get some cheap button down ones. If you are like me, no amount of breast pads could contain the flow when it came in and I had to change my nightdress in the night regularly at first. Then think poo, wee and the vomit/possit. It does calm down but I did throw them out after a bit.

13umpuu · 05/07/2016 22:29

I had this one - not sure if I'd wear it in hospital but certainly wore it lots before/after:

m.seraphine.com/lace-breastfeeding-nightie-black-6.html

tappitytaptap · 05/07/2016 22:32

Cheap button ones from Primark work fine!

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Blackpoollassy · 05/07/2016 22:35

Ha! creations! Guess they are creations of sort.
Thank you for all the suggestions everyone

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puglife15 · 06/07/2016 06:55

I have a brushed cotton button up nightshirt from tesco. Its great because it keeps my arms warm when im feeding at night.

I also love my H&Mhenley style pyjamas - really stretchy and comfortable and although not maternity fitted me through pregnancy.

Neither massively sexy though it has to be said!

Maybebabybee · 06/07/2016 06:58

I just wore a big baggy t shirt as my "nursing" nightie in hospital post section. Did the job, didn't look horrendous.

dinodiva · 06/07/2016 08:05

I wear Primark strappy nighties (thin jersey type material) with a stretchy crop top style bra thing underneath (mine are from Sainsburys). Enough support but stretchy enough to hoik a boob over the top when required. Easier than fiddling with buttons in the middle of the night and I don't feel too frumpy.

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