Good sites for nursing pj's (on sale)

[eco_mama]

I'm looking for some nursing pj's to buy before baby comes. Anyone find/know of any good sites for cheap nursing pj's?? TIA! The cheapest I've found some is at Amazon.com for like $35 which I'll probably end up buying but would like to find some cheaper, if it's possible! :)

[busybusymomma]

Check eBay for the (discontinued :() Bravado Designs "Divine Duo" pjs. Super soft cotton and they are comfy since they are sized for the postpartum body. :)

[mum2tori]

Have you checked your local Sears? I found quite a few cotton PJ sets there for about $20 a set and gowns for like $15. Call first and find out if they have a maternity/nursing section (not all do but most do).

Avoid the sets at Motherhood. They shrink horribly and twist... and that's washed on COLD and fluff dry too. Their stuff is such total crap. :irked:

Motherwear sometimes has a few things on sale.

My new favorite "PJ set" is a Blue Canoe Janes Plus bra and a comfy pair of cotton "bike style" shorts. If you get the BC through a co-op they are usually about half price which makes them really reasonable for organic cotton. :thumb

[jenmamahen]

I never bothered with nursing pjs. I just wore my regular pjs and hiked the top up to nurse. I've also heard of moms who wore regular pjs (or shirts, during the day) and underneath wore an inexpensive tank top which they had cut nursing slits in, or had cut out a panel where their breasts are. Kind of like the convenience of nursing clothes without the expense.

[Sharlla]

Yeah, I just wore regular clothes to bed or just wore my nursing bra (that was a must those first few months as I leaked like crazy)

[grace's voice]

I just wore regular pjs (for me being pj pants and a tee shirt) with a sport bra underneath. I'd just lift the bra and my shirt up to nurse then fall back to sleep and the shirt would fall back down when baby was done. I'm waaaay too lazy to open up a nursing bra and find a boob hole in a nursing top in the middle of the night!