Bearsland Maternity Women's 3 Pieces Soft Nursing Pajamas Set Postpartum Sleepwear for Breastfeeding

I'm 5'7" and weigh 170 pounds, and I'm 32 weeks pregnant. I bought an XL despite the fact that I usually buy a Maternity Medium. I'm so glad I took the chance! The pants are roomy enough to fit over the top of my belly for the next eight weeks of growth. My bump and breast area are both perfectly covered by the shirt. The robe will also be ideal for now and after the baby is born. The pants have an adjustable elastic loop and button for tightening the waist band, which will be useful once I deliver my baby. For the price, the material is soft and opulent.

Dilan Thompson

| Aug 28, 2021

I'm 20 weeks pregnant, weigh 145 pounds, and wear a medium size. The Medium is a good fit, with plenty of room for growth thanks to the stretchy material, but I think I would have been better off going up to a size Large. In any case, I'm sure I'll be glad I got the medium for everyday use after the baby arrives. I'm 5'5" as well, and the pant length is just right at the ankle for me. I don't think the crotch hangs as low as some other reviewers claim because I believe they go over the baby belly and fit perfectly when I pull them up. I also like how the elastic waist can be tightened after delivery. br>I adore the fact that this set includes three pieces, all of which are functional. The tank has adjustable straps, which is a big plus for me, and the nursing design is discreet. The fabric is of excellent quality. lush. I'd like to be able to choose from a wider range of colors. br>Because of the rich cotton material, they are breathable, comfortable, and practical for all seasons, so I'm excited to be able to wear them now in the summer. in the coming months I'm overjoyed that I found these because I've been looking for a nice pj set for a long time and have always come up empty-handed. When exiting stores, I was unimpressed. Not just for moms, these pajamas are ideal for any occasion. Without a doubt, if you bought these at Belk or any other store, you would pay top dollar! br>In general, I'm very pleased. Please take a look at my video, which is currently awaiting approval (oh, and by the way, I figured out what the loop on the elastic waist is for: to make the adjustment a little more loose! ) I hope this information is useful in making your pajama purchases! br>br>I was given my pjs for free in exchange for an honest review. review without bias.

Yahir Lester

| May 30, 2021

For any pregnant woman, it is well worth the money. Especially if you intend to breastfeed your child. I tried them on when I was 34 weeks pregnant (and had gained about 35 pounds). In pre-teen clothes, I'm usually a size medium or large. In maternity clothes, a large is recommended. The pants fit perfectly over my bump on the largest "setting" after I ordered a large. "To adjust the size after birth, simply unhook the button on the pants elastic and pull out a little more elastic before re-hooking the button. " the button must be attached This is brilliant! The pants ride up high on the waist, which is ideal for maternity wear and, most likely, recovery after a c-section. section. A few months or more after delivery, they may be a little awkwardly high on the waist. They'll be great during the transition, though. br>br>The following are the reasons I gave the item four instead of five stars: br>br>1) These should not be dried. Or so the care label claims. Having to hang-out is going to be inconvenient. While recovering from labor and delivery, I was able to dry these with a new baby in the house. br>br>2) In comparison to the pants, the tank top is quite snug. The tank top will most likely be a comfortable fit. It will fit a few months after delivery, but it will be very tight over my belly in the days and weeks following delivery. br>br>The quality of the material is excellent. It does not appear to pill. The robe is adorable as well as useful. Especially good to wear at night or when you have an unexpected visitor while still in your pajamas. Breastfeeding will be a breeze with this tank top. Simply lift the flap and pull one side of the tank down, allowing you to breastfeed without stretching the tank top. Even if you aren't planning to breastfeed, the entire ensemble is still appropriate for maternity and postpartum wear.

Adeline Leach

| Jun 16, 2021

I ordered a 2XL and the top fits like a large, but the pants fit perfectly (though they are a little long). I've only had these pajamas for about a week, but I wanted to keep them because they're so soft and comfortable. I was wearing the top today and noticed a string hanging from the strap; when I removed the string, the shirt disintegrated from the strap. It might be possible to sew it back together. I'm not completely dissatisfied with the product right now, but I'm not thrilled either. To be honest, I'm not sure how I feel about it.

Nikolai Ramos

| Mar 09, 2021

The waistband is adjustable, but I didn't have to adjust it pre- or post-partum. I might have had to if I'd started wearing it earlier in the pregnancy, but I didn't until the third trimester. br>br>Benefits: br>br>
- soft, comfortable, and stretchybr>- a waistband that can be adjustedbr>- cute 3- a three-piece set for wearing in the hospitalbr>- Nursing is simple to access. br>Con:
- Wearing thicker slippers while in the hospital solved the problem of slightly long pants for petite sizes. It's unlikely that it'll work with just socks. )br>- Because the shirt won't stay open for nursing unless you hold it, if latching is a problem, you'll have to hold the top part open. However, once the baby is nursing well, you can let it go and the door will remain open, if that makes sense!
- I don't like that the ribbon on the gown isn't attached. I always manage to lose my cool at some point! Overall, because it's comfortable and cute, I'd wear this same set for postpartum in the hospital again! br>br>Pre-purchased medium, 130 pound (5ft tall) During her pregnancy, she weighed 170 pounds until the day she gave birth.

Kaliyah O’CONNOR

| Dec 06, 2021

I couldn't wait for my baby to arrive so I could start nursing my new peanut in it. It's been a week since I ate my peanut. I couldn't wait to put my new nursing jammies on. I went to put on a show, but I notice a large hole in the crotch of the pants after wearing for half an hour! My entire day had been turned upside down! I'm extremely disappointed. I'm unable to return for a new pair of shoes at this time:.

Reed Schroeder

| Mar 06, 2021