Easy for nursing
"This is a pretty top that makes me feel somewhat presentable in my early postpartum days! It is easy to unbutton to nurse, and it’s loose over the midsection, which is nice to cover the post-baby pooch!"














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Overall rating: 4.5384617 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: ["fabric","top","blouse"].
"This is a pretty top that makes me feel somewhat presentable in my early postpartum days! It is easy to unbutton to nurse, and it’s loose over the midsection, which is nice to cover the post-baby pooch!"
"I'm currently 30 weeks and have been wearing this top multiple times per week since I received it. It's a great layering piece, although it is a bit sheer in the white, and low-cut. I didn't have any issues with it being too short, but I'm 5'3". I think it'll be a great top when the weather gets warmer and I anticipate getting a lot of use out of this post-partum."
"LOVE. Soft, perfect about of sheerness and doesn’t look like maternity clothes. Will definitely wear postpartum."
"Amazing! Love!"
"It was a sweet blouse but it was clingy around the belly and I’m only second trimester. I’m not loving this new trend of having belly hanging out. I was going to hang onto it and see if I changed my mind as the weather warms up but when I saw the $10 processing fee for returns I threw it in with some pyjamas I was sending back."
"Gorgeous fabric and love the buttons! Great quality and very well made."
"The shoulders felt too big and made me feel too full up top even though the shirt seems to fit width wise"
"Very light!"
"Very feminine top. I’m wearing in the third trimester now but think it will easily work as a dressier nursing top after delivery."
"Great design, just a bit too short to cover the belly at the end of the pregnancy even though I'm small."


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