Breastfeeding at night in winter has some inconvenience, especially that when you lift the shirt or unbutton it so that the child accesses the chest, you get cold in the kidneys. In addition, one of the advantages, if you collect, is that the child can breastfeed at any time, so in the end you end up with the gut, the back or the whole chest in the middle of the night. But there are solutions and a great one is the Pajama "teteador".
Pajama "teteador" is the idea of a mom with a lot of practice in sewing, who decided to make her own pattern to sew a pajama that allowed her to only take out her breast and continue resting without being cold. The idea is to leave some openings on each side, ahead, to be able to leave the chest out for them and not have to unbutton the shirt or raise it. A great idea.
The blogger mother who are giving away this idea writes in “Once upon a time there was a mom” and we can read on her page all the explanations to make our own tetherator pajamas and stop passing on breastfeeding nights. I hope you like it.
Official site | Once upon a time there was a mom
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