Nourishing Apparel Giveaway

One of the hardest points in a girls life when it comes to dressing yourself is during pregnancy and postpartum. Your body goes through these wild changes. Every month you are a different size. In fact different parts of you are a different size than the rest of your body.

Even after you have had the baby, contrary to popular belief and People Magazine you do not shrink back to your pre-preganacy body immediately after giving birth.

Add nursing to the mix and it is no wonder many new moms just give up on fashion all together.

Sometimes all we need are a few key pieces that actually accommodate and work WITH us while we are are going under this body transformation.

Enter Nourishing Apparel.

nourishing apparel, maternity clothes giveaway, canadian giveawayStarted by one of my oldest friends when her youngest of 3 was only 6 months old. She wanted to nurse in style, and loves wearing dresses, but much of what she wanted to buy wasn't available to her locally or shipped from out of the country.

What I like about it is many of these styles work through pregnancy (the tanks and shirts and dresses accommodate even the full term belly!) and adapt to different needs through nursing.

There is a great mix of dresses (great for getting dressed quick when you have little ones running around) and basics like the nursing tanks and tees from Boob shown above.

Fiona (aka Nourishing Apparel) has generously offered a $100 gift card to shop Nourishing Apparel for you to win. This is an International giveaway. Get entered below:

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36 Comments

  1. I think they both have their own challenges. You're a different size at both stages. I would choose the Striped nursing tank dress. It's so cute and bright.

    1. I think you are so right. You might not be as bit but your body is so different when you are nursing!

  2. For me it's the pregnancy is harder because reg clothes don't quite fit so nothing in my closet will even work. I really like PLEATS-MADE-EASY DRESS!

  3. I will share!
    I wish I knew about these products when i nursed each of mine. That year (x3!) without dresses was tough.

    1. Totally agree - it can be hard to accommodate nursing if you don't have options like these.

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  5. I find both stages pretty challenging because your body changes so much and also your comfort level varies. I love the Pleats-Made-Easy Dress...I know I will be comfortable in that! 🙂

  6. for me the hardest time to dress is pregnancy. Never really had much of an issue with breastfeeding, just would have been nice to have easier options like from Nourishing Apparel. I see so many styles that look great for breastfeeding, I particularly like the summer dresses that I can discreetly feed my baby in. Although I would have to be a bit more practical because my 4th baby is due in September so would have to look better into the winter wear lol

  7. I think the nursing stage is the hardest to fashionably dress. I'm always struggling to find tops that allow me to discreetly nurse and be flattering also.

  8. nursing stage is the worst for clothes. So hard to find anything that makes nursing accessible yet covered. Love the pleats made easy dress

  9. I would say pregnancy is harder to dress for, specially the third trimestre. I would definitely pick a dress or anything else that would look good/fit during and after pregnancy.

  10. Based on my experience, i would said the pregnancy is harder to dress because it's difficult to pick a dress that suit on us especially when our weight are on. I probably would take The Obi Dress =)
    Thank you for this giveaway! =D

  11. Dressing for feeding is a challenge I think. Finding something stylish and smart that allows discrete access isn't all that easy.

  12. I would say the nursing stage is harder. I would let my friend pick her items as I'm not entering for myself. 🙂

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