What did change was my choice (or lack thereof) of footwear–after a few months I exclusively wore sneakers, as my feet felt like they expanded half a size! Also, right after birth, there was little consideration around style and it was all breastfeeding bras, sweatpants, and boxers. The first few weeks of postpartum were a blur and quite a painful experience, so it was really only about feeling secure and cozy while navigating the healing and the feeding.
How did you evolve your style during pregnancy and right after giving birth? Did it change or shift in any significant way or did you feel like you were able to hold on to your style even during drastic body changes? I briefly perused maternity clothes when I found out I was pregnant and quickly decided to not go down that path. I wasn’t finding anything I liked and was lucky to keep wearing most of what I loved to wear before my baby belly, sans any pants with zippers. It was a lot of Pleats Please and my husband’s old jeans paired with my knit and mesh tops and button downs. I was fortunate to have an enjoyable pregnancy experience and I loved watching my body change, so it was fun to play around with my new proportions.
I try to let the negativity fade out and focus on the reality of it all. Parents have provided real-life anecdotes of their own experiences and they’re just a reminder that there are many ways of going about it . It’s totally dependent on you and your child. This is a boring answer, but I always went with ‘comfort first’ when it came to dressing and it still holds true now as a mom, though with an added level of ‘..and fast’. I wear my super old vintage t-shirts on rotation because they’re soft to the touch for my baby and I can easily tuck her head underneath to feed. Also, I rarely wear make-up during the day because Noon likes to rub her face onto mine, so I keep the natural skincare routine up. And it always ends with SPF!
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