Olive High-Waisted Pants | Postpartum Style Tips

Tips for dressing the postpartum body

 

How to Dress Postpartum. Some quick tips and examples on dressing the postpartum body. Flattering Postpartum styling tricks to cover the stomach and diastase recti.

How to Dress Postpartum. Some quick tips and examples on dressing the postpartum body. Flattering Postpartum styling tricks to cover the stomach and diastase recti.
Not camel toe! These pants have an oddly sewn crotch.

How to Dress Postpartum. Some quick tips and examples on dressing the postpartum body. Flattering Postpartum styling tricks to cover the stomach and diastase recti.

1.HIGH-WAISTED! and preferably either stiff thick fabric like denim or belted to hold everything in!

2. Nursing Pads-  Milk stains on your favorite top is not cute or fun.  I have been using these nursing pads that are organic and only about $6 for 3 pairs.

3. Good Nursing bras- My boobs have doubled (maybe even tripled) their pre pregnancy size so it is difficult for me to find anything comfortable that fits well.  The best I have found so far are the nursing bras from Target.  I wear the Women’s Nursing Unlined Bra during the day and the Medela seamless bra at night.

4. Leggings-  Super comfy, easy, and you can wear them as you lose weight until you’re in your old jeans again!  I just bought these velvet leggings from Target and LOVE them!

5. Loose Tops–  To stay comfy and keep the belly hidden.

Aaaahhhh it’s a relief to not be pregnant anymore!  I still have weight to lose, but right now I am just enjoying not having a massive belly and being able to wear pants again (even though the pants I wear are a little bigger than I used to wear).  I’m hoping to be my post pregnancy size by New Years but we will see.  I have been eating healthier, have had to cut dairy out of my diet again since I think it upsets Catalina’s stomach, and breast feeding burns a lot of calories (baby girl eats like a horse)!  So hopefully I can get the extra weight off pretty quickly.

I ordered these pants from Shein while I was still pregnant and just now decided to try them on about a week after having Catalina.  They’re a bit tighter than I expected but at least they fit! While I’m happy with the progress my stomach is making (it’s mostly flat but my whole midsection is so squishy), wearing high-waisted pants with a belt like this postpartum is a great way to make your waist look more defined and keep any soft areas of your stomach hidden.  I kept the outfit simple with a portofino I bought at Express forever ago and tucked it in to add a bit of shape.  I personally like how this shirt looked on me when I had smaller breasts, and as you can see they have basically doubled in size! I’m still getting used to them #newboobswhodis

I added just a small pop of color with some coral heels.

 

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