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Breastfeeding discreetly

Breastfeeding is nothing to be embarrassed about. But when you're out and about, knowing what clothes to wear and feeding positions to use can help you feel more confident before you actually leave the house.

Clothes that work

  • Any tops that unbutton from the bottom. Stretchy tops that pull up. Two piece outfits if you're going somewhere special. You can now get trendy bras and tops that are made specially for breastfeeding.

Clothes that don't

  • Shirts that you have to unbutton - they make you feel really exposed.

Hints and tips

  • Jackets, shirts over a vest top and cardigans - these can be used as a screen and will cover almost everything!

  • Scarves and baby blankets are also good at keeping things under wraps.

  • Use a sling or a pouch - they make carrying the baby easier on your back and cover most of your breast as well.

  • Practise! The more you do it, the better you get at getting baby latched on quickly. You can do this without even leaving your living room!

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Help us keep everyone safe this winter

We’re asking everyone to please help protect our patients, visitors and employees during the winter months.

If you’re feeling unwell, please don’t visit our hospitals - even for appointments or to see loved ones, unless it’s in exceptional circumstances such as end-of-life care or maternity.

Colds, flu, Covid and norovirus (sickness and diarrhoea) can spread easily and cause serious illness in vulnerable patients.

Please only come in once you’ve been free of symptoms for at least 48 hours.

When you do visit:

 Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe this winter.