The Best in Postpartum Fashion and Care

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When I gave birth to my first child I was told to come with an empty suitcase for labor and delivery because hospitals have the “best” postpartum care products. Whoever said that shouldn’t have used it my frida products because they certainly weren’t great in comparison.

Despite the vacuum delivery with episiotomy, my recovery was quick – about two weeks later I was back to exercising and a “normal” life. I can say that this is largely thanks to Frida. postpartum kit (I ordered more ice pads) and Donut Pillow (I couldn’t sit for two weeks without this pillow – I literally didn’t leave the apartment without it). It didn’t hurt to have a freezer full of food I prepared, either.

Finally, having comfortable clothes that helped boost my confidence was also key to a speedy recovery. It’s natural to feel better when we feel better about how we look, and this postpartum isn’t always easy.

Click through the slideshow below to learn more about some of the best grooming and fashion options to make the very difficult task of healing as easy as possible.

The Best in Postpartum Fashion and Care

APL Women’s TechLoom Zipline

APL is the only brand that can make supportive sneakers that look as great as they feel. Their Techloom Zipline It’s great before, during and after pregnancy for a cloud-like feel.
Frida Anne Birth and Birth + Postpartum Recovery Kit

Everything you need to survive delivery included in this kit. I lived in the dress! I literally didn’t take it off (or shower…eeck) for three days while I was in the hospital. I highly recommend ordering more ice pads.
Frida Mom Perineal Comfort Donut Cushion

If you give birth naturally, you will be very grateful for what you have. this muffin pillow at hand, as it will be the key to sitting without pain.
Attention: Grace

Attention: Grace makes disposable panties and pads that will be with you from your heaviest bleeding to your last drops. All of their products are made without harsh chemicals (meaning no chlorine bleach, dyes, and artificial fragrances like you’ll find in products from brands like Always, Depends, and Poise). It’s great to have in addition to the Frida kit mentioned in the previous slide.
Seraphine Bold Stripe Maternity & Nursing Top Navy & White

this sweater Stylish enough to wear even after breastfeeding.
Remove the 24/7 Feeding Bag from the Hatchery

You just can’t breastfeed easily in this jumperIt has handy pockets.
Seraphine Mama & Mini Team Blue Star Knitted Sweater

Seraphine is always dating cute new matching sets. I have a sweater that says “Mom” that comes with a baby sweater that says “Mini” (size 0-6 months), and I’m still wearing the sweater almost two years after my son was born.
Ingrid & Isabel Compression Active Postpartum Tights

Feel supported without feeling like a sausage These postpartum leggings from Ingrid & Isabel.
Hatch The Hoodie Nursing Coverall

If you want to combine your daily outfit with your pajamas (helpful when your baby really doesn’t let you sleep…), Hatch has you covered. with this look
BLANQI Postpartum Support Skinny Jeans

These jeans are made with a built-in support band and stretchy fabric, so while they look slim and fitted, they’re actually comfortable.