UPDATED! Majamas? Are They Worth the Money? Did You Wear Them in the Hospital?

I am biased because the Majamas store is in my neighborhood and the woman who owns is a local mom who breastfed :) BUT they are expensive and you will probably bleed quite a bit. I brought a black pair of sweats to the hospital so that if they stained they wouldn't show so if you go with them, buy black. Her stuff is super comfortable and wears and washes really well and I still wear a few things that I bought while pregnant because I think that it still fits nicely even not pregnant. SHe's a great woman and mom if that makes you feel better about spending $40 on pajama pants :)

I haven't tried them, but I just googled them and it seems that you can find a set of pj's for cheater with tops similar to that. What I did is I went to a thrift store and bought those since I wouldn't care if they got stained.

I had looked into them for my last pregnancy, but I can't imagine spending so much money on something that has a high liklihood of getting blood all over it.

They fit well and allowed room for the left over tummy that you have after having the kiddo. I do remember struggling with BF because it was winter and mine had sleeves, so it felt like I was trying to pull the boob through a poncho arm hole. I didn't wear them long and stumbled across the pants the other day not realizing it was them. I put them on to crawl into bed and they fit everywhere but the butt was unusually big. And then it hit me!

I just wore T-shirts and PJ bottoms that were stretchy that I got for 12 dollars at Target. I would not spend the money with the chances of blood and not fitting well. The people who visit you get the idea that you just gave birth so don't worry about them, worry about your comfort.

With my first I was not prepared for a hospital stay so I wore the hospital gown and felt gross the whole time. With our second, I packed my own clothes. I have breastfed both kids and just wore tank tops, yoga/sweat pants, etc. I am not a big fan of the special pajamas- but that was me. The holes were never where I wanted them, and I find it wierd to try to nurse through fabric. I just like the good ole skin to skin closeness!

I just looked up what these were and could not believe the price. I went to Motherhood Maternity and bought a pair of nursing pj there for $30 or $40 and they were comfortable and worked well for bf when I had my daughter.

Why not just wear some cute, comfy black yoga pants from Wal-mart or Target and a sweatshirt or T-Shirt? I've had 2 babies and both times I was in the hospital for 3 days. Both times I wore sweat pants, sweat shirts, yoga pants, and T-shirts. Never gave a thought as to what I would wear or what people would see me in. But I knew one thing for sure - I wasn't gonna sit around in a hospital gown!!!