Since sleep bras for nursing don't have any bothersome back closures, you can wear them particularly well at night during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It's best to get a nursing pillow for nighttime use during pregnancy, as it relieves pressure on the muscles around your hips and pelvis. A soft sleep bra for nursing gently supports your breasts without any irritating seams. Small nursing pads are also handy in case you're already experiencing some milk leakage.

After birth, during the postpartum period, and while breastfeeding, the flattering wrap-around neckline of our sleep and nursing bras ensures a beautiful breast shape and provides quick and easy access for breastfeeding. For uncomplicated latching, simply slide the layers of the wrap-around neckline aside. This allows you to breastfeed your baby quickly and easily, even while lying down at night.

Depending on the season, organic cotton bodysuits and our lined sleeping bags are ideal for your baby. You can use the TOG rating as a guide, which indicates the thermal resistance of the fabric. The higher the number, the warmer the sleeping bag. For example, 2.5 TOG indicates a warmly lined sleeping bag suitable for room temperatures between 15 and 21 degrees Celsius.

By the way: Especially in the first few weeks, you might be unsure how to dress your baby at night. The nape of the neck test will help you determine if your baby is sweating or cold. Babies' hands and feet can feel cold even when they are warm enough, due to differences in blood circulation.