Sleep Wear Help

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Ciara L.

Sep 9, 2017

Ciara L.

Hi lady's so I just had a baby not too long ago so I'm still recovering an such it's so hot sense it's summer and I'm constantly getting up in the middle of the night with her but it's too hot to wear clothes to bed and I need to think of something for when I'm getting up with her do you lady's have any suggestions an what did you guys sleep in when recovering from having your children all the stories an advice will help a lot thanks lady's.

bhoomika d.

Sep 9, 2017

bhoomika d.

Try long sleeves pyjama suit.

bhoomika d.

Sep 9, 2017

bhoomika d.

Can also try short sleeves as well but the fabric should be cotton.

Monica K.

Sep 9, 2017

Monica K.

I always wore a over sized shirt, it was comfy, not too hot/cold and it made it easy to feed. If there is a Target near you I know they have some really comfy sleep shirts that are not too expensive.
And congratulations on your baby!!

Ciara L.

Sep 10, 2017

Ciara L.

Awww thanks so much Monica K.

Janine P.

Sep 10, 2017

Janine P.

Congratulations! I had my baby a couple months ago too and its super hot as well where I live. I am wearing loose short shorts and tank tops to bed and it feels  comfy.

Ciara L.

Sep 10, 2017

Ciara L.

Janine P. yea that's what I did last night but we for right now are living with his parents tell our house is ready so I feel like I need to cover up an not show so much skin you know.

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