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Tayla Birthing & Maternity Dress |
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The Tayla Birthing Dress allows you to feel comfortable, feminine, relaxed and ready to welcome your new baby to the world.
Beautiful, soft and comfortable, the dress is a lovely transitional garment for the later stages of pregnancy, during labour and delivery.
Designed to be adjustable with your changing shape, it can be worn throughout pregnancy as flexible maternity wear. The soft cotton and elastane mix also allows freedom of movement during childbirth and the clever design facilitates accessible monitoring, epidural and TENS administration during labour.
Light and adjustable for wearing after birth, the front of the dress has been designed to aide discreet breastfeeding making this birthing dress perfect for the early recovery phase as well as the months after your baby is born.
Features and benefits of the Tayla Birthing Dress:
- High quality fabric, lightly shaped with a flattering v-neckline from the wrap
- Short, fluted sleeves - for a relaxed fit
- Full front opening which provides access for foetal monitoring and examinations
- Perfect overall length for adequate coverage and yet not too long as to be in the way
- Pulls open easily for breastfeeding, giving your newborn access to the entire breast
- When opened, the side of the wrap acts like a sheet covering the baby whilst having skin to skin contact and during breastfeeding
- Discrete buttons up the length of the back enables exposure of the back for T.E.N.S machines, massage and medical procedures such as epidurals.
- The front of the dress remains in place maintaining warmth and modesty
- Allows freedom of movement and privacy throughout labour without exposing yourself either on ward or delivery room
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As I hoped it would be! |
Date Posted: 31/01/2012 |
| This was bought for me as a present and it was exactly as I hoped it would be. Very comfortable and well designed. A really nice alternative to those yucky hospital gowns and used as a maternity dress for months.
very good and would recommend. Thanks. |
| - Sally Turner, London |
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