PinkBlush Maternity Review & Giveaway

When I was pregnant with Keira I had a pretty extensive maternity wardrobe – I had to because I was working full time professionally and needed comfortable clothing to wear at work as well as clothing for at home.  At the time I thought I had only one choice when it came to building a wardrobe to take me through my pregnancy and it was expensive.  Not only did the cost throw me back but also the almost complete lack of style available.  Don’t get me wrong, it was all well made and served its purpose but it seemed utilitarian compared to my usual wardrobe.  Suffice to say, I was bored of my maternity clothes before I even hit 20 weeks.

Only after my daughter was born did I hear about PinkBlush Maternity and had the chance to browse through the trendy maternity clothes they have to offer.  Now that I am pregnant again with baby #2 I was really happy to review an item from their collection.  PinkBlush Maternity offers trendy, cute, and affordable maternity clothing.

I chose to review their Multi-Colored Print Maternity/Nursing Tank which features a colourful Indian inspired print with twisted rope straps.  I loved the bright pattern of the shirt and knew it would work well as maternity clothes but that it would also fit really well into my usual wardrobe after the baby is born.  The fact that it can also be used while nursing is a huge bonus for me. 

I did have maternity/nursing shirts with Keira but honestly I never used them for nursing as I was so sick of them when I was pregnant and they were just not flattering once my bump was gone.  I love this shirt so much I know it will continue to be worn throughout our nursing journey (and perhaps beyond!). 

So not only is this a beautiful shirt which will give you lots of wear but its also super comfortable and the material just feels really nice on my skin.

Elizabeth Lampman

Elizabeth Lampman is a coffee-fuelled Mom of 2 girls and lives in Hamilton, Ontario. She enjoys travelling, developing easy recipes, crafting, taking on diy projects, travelling and saving money!