This weekend, I will attempt to sell the last of the "nursing" clothing I was given when I was pregnant with Everett. I wore all the stuff with panels and flaps and strangely positioned buttons about one time each. They just made no sense to me - I much preferred loose knit tops or button-down shirts, which were oh-so-much easier to access when an infant was crying.

So when the Motherwear catalog came in through the mail slot this morning, I was instantly charmed by the photos of happy breastfeeding mothers unhampered by complicated-looking flaps and closures. There are a few traditional nursing garments, but most of their offerings are comfortable crossover-style tops and pullovers.

I especially liked the sleepwear - the sassy swiss-dot gown pictured here is $35 - and their print tops, like the "Bohemian" top with embroidered-look detail for $35 and the Asian top for $32.