You are almost there! In a few weeks you will finally be able to pack away your maternity clothes, but have you thought about what you'll wear for nursing?

Mothers tell us that having a nursing wardrobe makes their life more simple, and makes it much easier to feed their babies anywhere—even if they are in front of people who aren't used to seeing mothers breastfeed. The nursing tops, bras and nightwear you'll find here on our website are specially designed to be discreet and convenient without sacrificing style.

We've been at this for over 22 years! We really know what mothers want, how their bodies change, and what makes nursing easy. You can rely on our knowledgeable Customer Service Representatives, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee to help make your purchases with us both confident and carefree.

As you shop, be sure to check out our new online Wish List – a convenient and easy way to keep track of your favorite styles and to let everyone know about your commitment to breastfeeding. Create your own list, refer back to it as you shop, and share it with those who love you.

Here is some information to help you get started on your nursing wardrobe:

Building your Nursing Wardrobe
So you're having the baby (congratulations!!), and you've decided to breastfeed (excellent choice!!). Now comes the fun part! By deciding to breastfeed, you are saving yourself a bundle. There are no bottles to clean, no formula to buy, no time wasted in preparation - why not spend a bit of that savings on yourself?

So what are you going to wear? The last time you really looked at what was in your closet was months ago, in a different season, when you could be out the door at a moment's notice and didn't need to get at your breasts on a regular basis. Pretty soon you'll have this fantastic new being who will need you, and there will be a whole world clamoring to meet him or her. A few thoughtful moments will help you put together an effective nursing wardrobe that will have you looking and feeling great.

Begin by asking yourself a few questions. During which seasons do you expect to nurse? Where will you be going with your baby, and what will you need to wear? A soft sweatshirt might do just fine at home, but wrangling with a swimsuit might just thwart that family picnic at the lake. And what about that evening meeting? The anniversary party? With the right clothes, you can breastfeed anywhere, anytime, comfortably and with as much discretion as you want.

Look through what's already in your closet. See what you have to work with and ask yourself the simple question: what will work for nursing? You may have a number of outfits that need only a finishing touch or two to transform them into great breastfeeding styles. Make a list of what you need to complete these ensembles, such as nursing tops to complement pants and skirts or nursing camisoles to slip under a front-button dress. Consider adding a new dress for a special occasion, or whatever else it takes to make you feel great about yourself and nursing. A few key purchases can create a sense of comfort and confidence.

See our Everything-You-Need Nursing Checklist at the left. Most moms expect to nurse their babies for at least a year, and many nurse for several years. Select clothes you can layer so they last throughout the year. Tank tops, for example, work alone in hot weather or under other clothes on cooler days. A long sleeve Tee and a sweater are a great choice for year-round wear, as are dresses, which you can wear solo or with a cardigan or jacket, depending on the season.

Your Monthly Breastfeeding Planner
You’re currently reading breastfeeding information we’ve geared specifically to pregnant moms expecting their baby in one month or less. Our website offers insight and information on other stages of pregnancy and birth, to help guide you through the details of selecting your nursing wardrobe, planning for those first days in the hospital and home, breastfeeding in public, returning to work, and more. Browse your current stage, look back or ahead, and refer to this section often as your pregnancy and nursing experiences progress:

It's Time to Shop for Maternity and Nursing Bras (6th month of pregnancy)
Essential Information for New Nursing Moms (7th month of pregnancy)
Pack Your Bag For Baby’s Birth! (baby due in less than 2 months)
Essential Information To Get Breastfeeding Started (baby due now)
Nursing On The Go (baby 1 month old)
Breastfeed Your Baby – Anytime, Anywhere (baby2 months old)
Yes, You Can Breastfeed & Work (baby 3 months old)
10 Reasons to Keep Nursing your Baby (baby 4+ months old)