Majamas Adelaide Gown

Comments about Majamas Adelaide Gown - Black:

This nightgown is really stunning... my hubby likes the front of it (LOL!), and it is EXTREMELY comfortable. Easy to nurse in, it also has little areas to insert a breastpad, which works great for me. Doesn't ride up on me either, the top stays up top!

The ONLY drawback (and I'm still giving it 5 stars nonetheless!) is that it's a slightly clingy material, so it shows off my baby waist a little bit more than I would like. But keep in mind I am just barely plus sized and have had 8 children, and the waist seems to be the weak point in my family after a baby! For others where this is not so much of a trouble area, this gown should be ideal!

I hate walking around in barely anything around the house with my kids around; so this dress is long enough that I don't feel like I am walking around in my underwear. :D Perfect!!!

Comments about Adelaide Gown - Black:

I adore this gown. First, it's hard to find a long nursing night gown. This fits the bill there. It's also beautiful, flattering, and extremely comfortable. My postpartum body typically wears a size XL and this gown fits well in that size. My bust is about a 40D maybe, and this gown has more than enough room in the bust -- perhaps too much, but it's a night gown so I'm not worried about flashing anyone. That being said, however, the nurses at the hospital thought it was an actual nice black dress, not a night gown, so I think you could easily wear it out if you wanted! Another great thing -- you can machine wash and dry this (gentle/low).

The only down side is that this black gown smells of black dye -- the kind you can smell in most black denim. I can still smell it after three washes. Mind you, I have a very sensitive nose -- but if smells bother you, this might get on your nerves.

A note on nursing gowns vs pajamas -- they're awesome for in the hospital postpartum, when you're too proud to wear the hospital gown, or want a pick-me-up, but still too sore to navigate pant legs easily. When you're home they're nice too, but depending on how much you toss and turn/roll over, they can get all caught up in bed.