feeling good

It can be hard to feel good about the new "mummy body"

that you get left with after you have a baby.

And it can be harder still 

to know what on earth you are supposed to dress this new body in.

Add to that months of breastfeeding,

and the clothing issues just keep adding up.

Having my babies has actually made me really happy in my body.

I wouldn't have expected it to,

especially given that I'm probably in the worst shape I've ever been in.

But my body did an amazing thing in growing my children

and it continuing to nourish them with milk,

so I feel like a wobble here and there

and a scary looking belly button

is a pretty small price to pay.

That being said,

with two children to chase around,

I need to be comfortable in what I wear.

And I also need what I wear to be practical for breastfeeding.

And if I can feel great in it too

then that is a big bonus.

It's a tall order thats for sure.

But then I was sent this gorgeous dress from Milk & Mummy.

The Zoe dress is designed by Mothers En Vogue,

it's very comfortable, it's completely practical for feeding,

and I feel good in it.

It's made of a soft jersey fabric

with a pretty embellished neckline detail.

I styled it with a belt,

but this dress is actually a maternity, as well as breastfeeding, dress

so it is really roomy and loose.

But by far the best bit for me,

is that is has specially designed hidden openings

which make it super easy to feed in.

No flashing my scary belly button to passers-by,

no more potential for showing a whole cafe my boob.

Instead I can feed my beautiful girl easily

and keep my dignity intact.

It really is a great dress,

which I know I'll be using a lot over the summer months,

and which I could easily continue to use into the colder months,

by pairing it with some skinny jeans.

It ticks all the boxes for what I want from clothes,

and I can't really give a better recommendation than that.

I was sent this dress free of charge for the purpose of this review

but, as always, all opinions and photos are my own.