Comments about Peaceful PJ - Black/Olive Trim:

I'm 5'2" pre pregnancy size 0/ 105 lbs and bought these in a size small to wear to the hospital when i have my daughter. I've gained about 25 lbs and am due in 5 weeks. The shirt is quite tight but, I can get it on. For nursing it seems to be a bit awkward... it does have a SMALL hole that you can lift up the flap of the shirt to nurse but I am a 34 D/DD when nursing and that little hole is hard to get my breast to fit right in it. I'm hoping these will fit a little better after I have my daughter so, I am keeping them because they are cute.

Comments about Peaceful PJ - Black/Olive Trim:

I found that the top where you lift up to feed your baby is kind of difficult to work with and get comfy. You have to lift it up a lot to expose the cutouts in the shirt and i had my belly exposed by the time i felt comfortable...kinda defeating the purpose of the shirt. Mine also did not come with pants? I thought that it would be a set. The other reviewer makes a comment that the pants were nice...but i didn not recieve any...so I cannot review those. Overall, the quality of the product was good. soft material, and it looked nice, it just was not very functional for me. I returned it.

Service and delivery comments:

Delivered 1 day ahead of schedule.

Comments about Majamas Peaceful PJ - Black/Olive Trim:

these are the cutest and most functional nursing pajamas I've ever worn. The fabric is a light-weight t-shirt-like fabric which is comfy year-round. The top of the shirt lifts up at the "empire waist" revealing a lining with nursing cutouts. I love the neckline and coverage of these pj's as most other nursing pajamas leave me feeling like my breasts/cleavage are all "out on display." These were great hospital pj's too as they're comfy and appropriate to be seen by visitors, etc. With my last baby I was in the hospital for a week, had a c-section, and had to walk back and forth from my room to the NICU every hour or two for nursing/pumping. I was so grateful to have these pajamas considering all the people that saw me, all the "nursing action" I had to do with nursing and pumping, and the waistband of the pants didn't interfere with my surgical site