
Going out to the stores with baby is quite a journey to be planned for. I can't

say it's mostly a breeze bc with baby "on" me, usually, I can walk and see the items, but it is rare that I can stand to *study* the items I want to buy. I generally would have to have an idea what I need to get, and then just pluck them off the shelves/racks quickly.
I'd need to allow extra time in my shopping trip in case I need to
breastfeed the baby or to change baby's diapers. Believe me, after a 9year gap between babies, I do need to get the hang of
nursing in public once again too! I had to think through how I could reach in to undo my bra discreetly but quickly, how to pull down and stretch out my nursing top and latch baby on - again, quickly but
discreetly. Initially it was fairly nerve-wrecking. It has become easier with practice. So, for new mothers, trust me, you'll get the hang of it. Practise at home first if you need to! (Here in these photos, I am at
Ikea with 2-month-old JR in a
Navy Sateen Sling and nursing in a
Selina Top)
See how I used the upright side-sitting position to carry JR so he can look around. This is very similar to the Hip Carry position. I have the edge of the sling up to his shoulders/neck for greater support since he's such a young baby.

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I'm always happy when a much-needed trip out is at it's end, breathing a sigh
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of relief.
Here I am back from one such trip.
I was glad to be able to finally be able to fit into one of my favourite tops - the
Belle Nursing Top , and after a tiring trip out, I was simply glad to crash out at home with baby nursing away.