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BYOBfit™ -Friendly Workout Clothes

Melissa “Missy” Paris and Anja Pierre are two certified personal trainers and new mothers. Shortly after they had their babies, they would casually meet up for walks (and talks) with their new babies, and pretty soon they realized how invigorating it was to combine these walks with strength exercises while wearing their babies and exchanging “new mom stories”. Onlooking mothers would stop and ask them if they could join in, and pretty soon the “BYOBfit™” baby-wearing classes were born. Here, the ladies of BYOBfit™ share their favorite clothes to exercise in.

When it comes to our unique babywearing strength training program, one thing is for sure: we are always on the hunt for high-quality workout clothes that will not only be suitable for a BYOBfit™ training but that will also look cute and fashionable- because, let’s admit it, you just feel better when you look good! 😉

Here are our top 5 choices for BYOBfit-friendly workout clothes:

1) High-waisted Leggings
Aside from the comfort factor, we like high-waisted leggings. They are very functional for our type of classes. On top of being fashionable and cute, high-waisted leggings are so great because they will simply never fall below our hips, which means there’s no trying to pull up pants underneath a babycarrier. WIN WIN!
Brands to check out: Lululemon, Old Navy

2) High Quality Sportsbra
Obviously, nobody wants to worry about their boobs staying in place while exercising, but at the same time nobody wants to feel like they are being suffocated by a sportsbra. We look for soft, fun to wear bras that keep everything in place so we can just focus on the workout and not on sportsbra malfunctions. We especially love Lululemon sportsbras because they are designed for RUN. Like lulu says…”keeps the bounce at bay.”
Brands to check out: Lululemon, Old Navy

3) Nursing Sportsbra
Since a lot of moms who are taking our class are still nursing, it is important to them that they have a high-quality, durable sportsbra, which will also double as a nursing bra. Our favorite ones are by Motherhood Maternity since they are durable, cute and very affordable.
Brand to check out: Motherhood Maternity

4) Stylish sneakers
Our favorite sneakers to wear during our classes are super light and support most foot types. We especially love the Nike Free but we will vary between models (let’s just be honest- we love them all!)
Brand to check out: Nike

5) Zip-up Jackets
When we teach our classes outdoors and the weather happens to be chillier, our zip-up jackets come in very handy. We love the form-fitting look of the the lulu define jacket. It’s warm but breathable; and has a slightly longer fit so everything stays covered- even when we wear our babies!
Brands to check out: Lululemon, Old Navy

Trend: Central and South American Influence

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We have seen the design and style influences of the Central and South Americas trickling in to the mom & baby category over the past six months and the trend does not seem to be slowing down. Some brands like Land of Nod and Anthropologie offer textiles and decor that hint to the regions – such as the use of the iconic llama. Other brands like Tea Collection were ahead of the curve with their Fall/Winter collection of children’s clothing completely inspired and directed by the respective aesthetics of Bolivia and Argentina.

As the trend continues, we are seeing cause-driven, philanthropic brands that give back to the countries of manufacture, as well as brands that simply draw from the beauty of a Central or South American culture. Here, our trend report on what we’ve been spotting:

Clothing

To inspire Tea’s Fall and Winter 2015 collection, the brand traveled to Argentina and Bolivia. “From the European flavor of Buenos Aires to the indigenous pride of La Paz, our newest collection pays homage to the people of Argentina and Bolivia. The sophisticated style of the gauchos and traditional elegance of Cholitas. The passion of tango musicians to the wild color of las mascaras for Carnaval.”

What we particularly enjoyed about Tea Collection’s approach was the beautiful photography, whimsical illustrations and storytelling that accompanied the line.

One to keep an eye on: Joobles on Fair Indigo is an award-winning collection of beautiful fair trade products like the organic baby booties above. Purchasing Joobles products not only lifts up workers with a living wage and a safe workplace, it also helps support small family-run organic cotton farms in Peru.

Other brands to check-out: Humble Hilo, Nena & Co

Diaper Bags

Brands like Nena & Co and Humble Hilo are sourcing directly from the artisans of Guatemala, while also giving back by giving Guatemalan women the income to work from home with their children. Alejandra Hynek, the founder of Nena & Co, has Guatemalan roots herself and was taught about her Mayan heritage by her mother and grandmother, which ultimately inspired her to start the company. Humble Hilo adds another philanthropic layer by allowing customers to decide which humanitarian project to support with their purchase.

Baby Bedding & Accessories

Petite Vigogne is a new high-end brand that sources its fine textiles from Peru. The founder of Petite Vigogne – a mom and native of Peru herself – was inspired to start the company after her difficulty in finding high thread-count Peruvian Pima cotton bedding for newborns in the US. In addition to luxurious Peruvian Pima cotton, Petite Vigogne sources Vicuña – one of the highest-quality threads in the world – and wonderfully soft baby alpaca, also from Peru, to make perfectly crafted products for lucky newborns worldwide.

Other brands to check out: The Joobles Collection on Fair Indigo

Toys & Other Handcrafts

While not suitable for children under 3 years old, these eco-friendly, finger puppets are perfect for older siblings. Moms on team Gugu Guru have personally enjoyed using them during story time with our toddlers. Each puppet is handmade by a number of artist collectives from the rural areas of the Peruvian high-plains. Finger Puppets Inc. sources ethically, practices fair trade principles and strives to help these artisans extend their products’ reach.

Other brands to check out: The Joobles Collection on Fair Indigo

Trend: Versatile Wearables

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We recently did a trend report for Bundle Organics on New Mom Essentials and we called out in that report the almost expectation now that products like nursing covers be multi-functional; doubling as car seat covers, scarves and even swaddles. We started seeing this versatility trend in other categories too from gear to furnishings and clothing. This trend is not only driven by the attraction to smart design but also by practicality; today’s moms are generally looking to reduce waste and their footprint when it comes to consumer goods. Here are some of the top trending Versatile Wearable products plus some of our favorite brands to check out for each:

The Cozy Joey by Mulier NYC

Outerwear
Now moms no longer have to worry about purchasing several different coats for different stages of mommyhood. From pregnancy to babywearing and beyond, maternity apparel brands are now offering outerwear that conforms to a mom’s varying fashion needs. What’s more is that some of these versatile outerwear pieces are multi-seasonal too.

Brands to check out: Mulier NYC (Cozy Joey), The M Coat, Japanese Weekend (Mama Coat)

NüRoo Pocket Shirt

Kangaroo / Skin-On-Skin Shirts
Day-to-day apparel is also now multi-purpose as we see baby wearing shirts – often described as “Kangaroo” shirts – emerging as a trend in the category. Moms no longer necessarily need to purchase a wrap style carrier and nursing tops as we’re seeing these two items blending. The bonus is this wearable offers the benefits of both baby wearing and skin-on-skin, such as free hands, increased milk production, promotion of well-being for mama & baby and more.

Brands to check out: NüRoo (Pocket Shirt), Lalabu (Soothe Shirt), Milk & Baby (Kangaroo Care Shirt) Hint: if you like this trend, be sure to check the details of any brand you’re considering because some of these shirts do not adhere to baby carrying standards. The NüRoo Pocket is one that adheres to sling carrier standards and carries up to 45lbs.

Go-Go Babyz Sidekick

Dual-Purpose Diaper Bag
In the past, the overarching trend seemed to be diaper bags that don’t look like diaper bags. That still holds true for many brands in terms of the overall product design strategy (to see some of our favorites from that trend, see our post here). Now diaper bags are combining with other baby gear categories; doubling up as baby carriers, breast pump bags and even bassinets. We are keeping a close eye on this trend – could there be a stroller diaper bag combo in our future?

Brands: Go-go Babyz (Sidekick), Nurse Purse, 3-In-1 Diaper Bag Bassinet

Sunsnapz Blankets

Multi-Functional Nursing Covers
Once nursing covers were no more than privacy covers for moms who planned to breastfeed outside of the home, but these covers now serve more than one purpose (and some serve five or six!) Many of the popular styles double as car seat canopies or even swaddles.

Brands to check out: Sunsnapz, Cover Me Ponchos, Milk Snob, Shuga Bebe Couture

Little Raindrop Designs Mommy & Me Teething Bracelet in Bubble Mint

Teething Jewelry
Where teething jewelry used to be limited to a few brands, this is now a very fast growing category and some brands boast a cult-like following. Just like any statement jewelry line, some of the more popular teething jewelry brands have signature styles or palettes. Many of these baubles are made of baby-safe, non-toxic 100% silicone.

Brands to check out: Chewbeads, Mama & Little, Little Raindrop Design

Fashion and Function: Back to Work as a New Mom

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So, you are heading back to work but are still breastfeeding. Now what? Follow these few tips and tricks to help make it a smooth easy transition…because….hey…with the lack of sleep you are facing daily…smooth and easy is the name of the game.

As a full time personal shopper, I don’t have a dress code and can pretty much wear what I choose BUT as a new mom (twice) I do know what worked really well and what did not. Here are a few of my favorite items for new/nursing moms.

Button Down Blouse:
Although there are a plethora of choices, I really dig this boutique site, Shop Buru. The owner/ curator is a mommy herself, specifically choosing items that work for MOMS but are not maternity. Revolutionary, no? I love this beautiful blouse and the button down style makes it is easy for pumping at work.

Poncho:
Ponchos are everything for fall and why should you have to sacrifice your style? These affordable ponchos by Cover Me Ponchos come in tons of colors and pair beautifully with black pants for work or you favorite jeans for weekend. The easy silhouette is extremely flattering while trying to lose those last few pounds AND they are nursing friendly.

Nursing Bra:
Comfort is king when it comes to a nursing bra. You are sore, you are tired and you just need something with support that feels…well….GOOD. They are calling it “the Most Comfortable Bra in the World” which I can’t personally vouch for, but I sure did LOVE my Bravado Design shapewear post pregnancies.

Wrap Dress:
I love selling dresses to my “working girl” clientele. They are so easy to style with a simple pump, great necklace and you are DONE! While nursing, nothing beats the wrap dress. I personally suggest investing in a brand like Isabella Oliver. The pricetag might be a little higher, but the quality is essential. (P.S. Get 20% off Isabella Oliver Maternity 2015 through 11/9/15)

Sweater:
I am saving the best for last here ladies! Seraphine makes the most incredible maternity wear. This sweater was hands down my favorite item during and post pregnancy. It was so easy to wear, functional (with the shoulder snap details) and I still looked polished.

About Carly Walko
Carly is a personal shopper and stylist enjoying life at the beautiful Jersey Shore with her husband, two boys and two miniature dachshunds. She started Thirty Something Fashion in 2009 when she turned thirty, had her first son and moved from the Philadelphia hustle and bustle to the much slower pace of seaside living. She left her full time retail career to stay at home with her newborn, but it was essential for her to remain on the pulse of all things fashion and style.

After a fulfilling year of fashion blogging, she found herself wanting more and her personal shopping and styling business was born. Trained to know luxury apparel, but equally smitten with affordable boutique brands, her signature is mixing high and low designs to create that perfect look. In early 2010, she created the “TSF Box Service”, an innovative idea of personalized boxes of style, that has grown her business much faster than she ever anticipated. It allows her to bring her styling aesthetic to women all over the country, helping them find a look that enables them to feel their absolute best.

Back To Work

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We know from our Gugu Guru moms that the majority of you are returning to work after baby. So we were so excited to tap into the amazing resource that is WellRoundedNY and hear from three working mamas on their must-have products for returning to work. Here is a round-up of their picks but for all the details as to why these moms selected these as their can’t live without products, read the full post here.

Julee’s Picks
1. Moleskin notebook

2. Brother Vellies denim “Erongo” shoes

3. The Belly Bandit Original (in black)

4. MZ Wallace “Metro Tote” bag

5. Custom nameplate necklace

Grace’s Picks
1. The Au Lait Shop Tank and Mitera Collection Charlotte Nursing Dress

2.The Baby Brezza One Step Sterilizer Dryer

3. MZ Wallace “Metro Tote” bag

4. A monthly membership to ClassPass

5. Meals from Plated

Jessica’s Picks

1. Pumpin’ Pal breast pump flanges

2. Coconut oil

3. A My Brest Friend nursing pillow

4. Pump-friendly work clothes from Loyal Hana

5. Soothing gel pads for your nipples

Bonus item: Ardo Calypso pump

Double Strollers: Side-By-Side or Tandem

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Here’s a hint from the team at Gugu Guru. If you’re pregnant with numero uno and you think you’ll have another baby in the next two years, select a stroller that allows you to add a second seat and converts to a tandem double. Our favorite is the Baby Jogger City Select. Is the City Select inexpensive? No. But it will make up for that extra investment later on when you don’t have to buy a double stroller in the future and only need to get a second seat.

Now, if this is not your first baby OR you’re having twins, this means you’re probably ready to shop doubles now. When selecting a double stroller, you will have a choice between a side-by-side or tandem. Which one is right for you and your children? Here are our unbiased pros and cons for both styles from the team at Gugu Guru:

Side-By-Side

Pros

Pushes and turns very easily because the weight of your two children is very centered between the two side-by-side seats.
Easy access to both kids in case you need to give bottles or snacks.
A side-by-side stroller is easier than a tandem to “jack up” to get up over curbs, etc., when babies get bigger/heavier.
Side-by-side strollers are more agile in terms of quick turns because they are less wide vertically. You can worry less about smacking into someone with the front seat of your stroller.
The side-by-side position gives an equal vantage point to both kids. There is no argument between them about who gets to sit in front or on the top.
Many side-by-side strollers are only about 4” wider than a tandem and most are ADA compliant, meaning they will fit wherever a wheel chair would need to fit.

Cons

Children will always be side-by-side so it’s less likely that they’ll engage with each other in the same way they would if they were facing each other.
They’re heavier and wider, making it much harder to navigate narrow passageways or any tight spaces.
They don’t fold up very easily, making travel and storage more difficult.
It’s harder to find a side-by-side model that will allow car seats to interchange with the seats.

Tandem

Pros

If you live in a small apartment or have limited storage space, the tandem will always be the way to go. Tandem strollers are narrower, making it much easier to navigate smaller elevators and doorways. They also fold more compactly than a double and take up less storage space.
If you want your children to interact with each other, certain models of tandems that allow reversal of the front seat – like the Baby Jogger City Select – are the best choice. Babies can face each other to talk or play patty cake.
Alternatively, if you don’t want your children to interact with each other, you can have them both face forward.
Some tandem models can also work as a travel system and will accommodate infant car seats in both seats.

Cons

You won’t be able to access the baby in the first seat easily, especially while you’re walking. You’ll have to stop what you’re doing and walk to the front of the stroller.
Baby in the front can feel like an eternity away. (However, there are some models of strollers – like the Baby Jogger City Select – that allow you to turn baby to face you, allowing mom a better vantage point and more security.)
Hard to “jack up” a tandem stroller to get up over curbs, etc., as babies grow and get heavier.
Turns are very wide vertically. If you have to make a quick turn onto a sidewalk or around a corner, you need to be incredibly careful not to smack into someone with the front stroller seat.
Be prepared for arguing about who gets to sit where when they get older.

Four Pregnancy Snacks That Fill You Up, Not Out

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There you are looking all adorably pregnant on the outside, and your body is working as hard as a mountain climber on the inside. Seriously! You can’t see its efforts, though no doubt on most days you feel it. Making itty bitty bones, vital organs, blood, and cute little toes are no easy task, so you must nourish your bod with all the necessary nutrients and this means eating “clean” and healthy. Oh, and not to mention, doing all of this while you possibly juggle a career or take care of your other children, and tending to all of the other responsibilities and directions that life pulls you in.

Here are four go to snacks for busy gals that choose health for themselves because they know how that translates into healthy babes, and a fitter post-pregnancy experience.

1. Nuts and seeds –With fiber, protein, and healthy fats, these powerhouses will fill you up. Best choices are walnuts, almonds, cashew (which is actually a seed), pumpkin seeds, and chia seeds. Add them to salads, blend them in smoothies, or just have them plain. The nut butter versions are good to spread on apples and gluten-free crackers and Barney Butter has the most delish varieties!

Aim for organic and raw nuts and seeds when possible for nutrient retention. I have seen many a person actually gain weight by eating too much of this good thing! Because of the fat content, they are super high in calories, so pre portioned packages are great because if you are anything like me, it it’s out, it may get gobbled up quickly.
2. Hummus has gone all worldly on us! With different blends such as edamame, roasted red pepper, jalapeño, and black bean, there is sure to be a combo that suits a mom-to-be’s “hankerin” for a tasty snack. Like our nut friends, they are high fiber and protein, but lower in fat. Slice a cucumber and use that instead of crackers for a healthier and lower carb snack.

This travels really well too, and Wild Garden Traditional Hummus comes in cute little travel packages that make it SO easy to say no to other less healthy options!

3. Avocado. Period. Yup…just as is…well, with a knife of course. These fruits are loaded with folic acid, which is crucial to the development of your healthy baby.

With heart-friendly fat, fiber, protein, and so many vitamins and minerals, you will be loving yourself and your baby in the yummiest of ways! Sure you can add them to a smoothie, a salad, or spread them on whole grain toast, but because they travel very well, you can just eat as is. I’ve taken them on airplanes before with a plastic knife all ready to just peel and eat. You can put what you don’t finish in a zip-loc. Voila!
4. Re -think your popcorn! Let’s face it…sometimes life calls for crunchy and salty…pregnant or not! Presto makes a great line of very affordable hot air and microwave poppers.

Once popped, spray your popcorn with a little olive oil, or coconut oil, add a dash of salt. Or, to kick it up a notch, add freshly chopped parsley (loaded with calcium) or sprinkle on your favorite seasonings like paprika or cumin. Get creative and enjoy because popcorn is actually a good source of fiber and it’s gluten free. Score!

About Jeanine Finelli
Jeanine Finelli is a Certified Health Coach, Speaker and Author of the Love Yourself to Health series. She received her Health Coach Certification from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in NYC (where she was born and bred) in 2008, and has had the honor of learning from the best of the best, including Dr. Mehmet Oz, Dr. Andrew Weil, David Wolf, Joshua Rosenthal, Walter Willet and many more.

Tips for Packing a Hospital Bag

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There are some no brainers that you need for your hospital bag. These include your drivers license, insurance card and eyeglasses/contacts + solution if you wear them. Apart from those items, we believe the best things to pack in your hospital bag are the little things that will make your hospital stay as restful as possible. Here is a round-up of Gugu Guru‘s top 10 picks for a more comfortable hospital stay:

For Mom

1. Nursing tank top – When your guests come visit you in the hospital, even though they’re aware that you just created a human, you’ll want to look somewhat put together (especially if there are photo opps to be had.) You’ll also need the ability to quickly nurse on-demand if you decide to breastfeed. We recently discovered BOOB Design and adore this line of maternity tops. They’re stylish, super comfortable and, most importantly, functional.

2. Pants or leggings for lounging – Of course, you’ll need a pair of pants to accompany your top – like Belly Bandit’s Leggings – for your hospital stay.

3. Slippers – You’ll want to break out of your room from time-to-time and will need a comfy slip on to walk the maternity ward. The World’s Softest Women’s Cozy Slippers in Charcoal Fuchsia Chevron are cute enough that we might wear them out and about on a regular day!

Footwear side note: you may also want to bring cheap flip flops to wear in the shower.

4. Big towel – A nice, soft towel is a key comfort of home. The towels provided at the hospital are usually not so plush – to put it lightly. Have your husband bring any used towel home to wash and replace when needed.

5. Comfy cotton undies – don’t pack thongs, whatever you do. Some hospitals offer mesh panties but we suggest picking up a pack of inexpensive full cotton briefs like this assorted pack from Fruit of the Loom.

6. Music playing device like Jawbone or your iPhone (don’t forget chargers!). It’s nice to have something to relax to aside from the little contraption emitting sound from for the TV in the hospital room.

7. Hair ties like these easy, ouchless ones from Goody (or headband – depending on the length of your hair.)

8. Toiletries (toothbrush, etc.) including your own shampoo & conditioner, body wash, lip balm and cleansing wipes for face. We like Burt’s Bees Face Wipes in Grapefruit. The scent is a sweet pick-me-up.

9. Pillow case – You’ll be spending a lot of time in bed and will have a few pillows propping you up. A soft, familiar pillow case is another comfort from home you’ll be happy to have with you. It will make your bed feel a bit more personalized.10. Eye mask and ear plugs – You may want this for some additional room darkening / quieting pleasure, especially if you’re sharing a room with another mom.

And while you don’t need them in your hospital bag, here are some things to keep in mind for Dad and Baby…

For Baby

Installed Car Seat – You can’t leave the hospital without this.
SleepBelt Hands Free Skin-to-Skin Infant Support System is a pretty amazing way to be hands-free and bond with baby.
Onesie – Something cute, comfortable and seasonally appropriate to bring baby home in.
Burp cloths or bibs – Just to tuck under baby’s chin for his/her car ride home.

For Dad

Camera / Video Recorder – Put Dad to work capturing some of the sweetest first moments with your baby.
Snacks – If there’s a long wait time before delivery, snacks are great to have. You’ll also likely wind up eating some of these after a long labor or when you tire of the hospital fare.

This is how we roll: The best new strollers for every budget

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Shopping for a stroller is a little bit like shopping for a car. There are countless models on the market and each have their differences—some subtle, some great. If you’re a city-dwelling mom, your stroller actually takes the place of a car. You’ll find yourself storing everything from extra baby bottles, changes of clothing, diapers and random flyers about Music Together classes in your neighborhood into the stroller’s storage bag. Navigating the stroller market can overwhelm even the savviest of moms-to-be. Since pregnancy should be as stress-free as possible, the team of experts at Gugu Guru narrowed down the best stroller and car seat options for every budget so you can stop losing precious sleep over strollers.

All around best budget-friendly choice: Graco SnugRider Elite Stroller+ SnugRider Car Seat

While there may not be many bells and whistles on this Graco stroller/car seat combo, you can feel great about the ease and convenience of this duo. You can easily fold it with one hand and the all-wheel suspension guarantees you a smooth ride on every surface. But just keep in mind you will still need an umbrella stroller (we love the Joovy Groove Ultralight) when baby grows out of infant car seat.

Best moderate choice for city OR suburban dweller: Britax B Agile and B Safe car seat

Britax is a trusted brand in the mom and baby world and their strollers and car seats are top-notch when it comes to functionality and safety. The stroller is super-lightweight and easy to fold while being the perfect size to walk down crowded city blocks without having to worry about how much real estate you’re taking up. We are big fans of the swivel front wheel, which makes maneuvering around bumpy sidewalks a cinch.

The best spare no expense stroller: Bugaboo Cameleon3

Bugaboo is the Lexus of the stroller world—it’s come to symbolize luxury, style and five-star design. If you can swing the price tag, the Bugaboo Cameleon3 is the way to go if you live in a four seasons climate, especially if you’re an urban-dwelling mom. This beauty handles equally well on snow and sand and will seamlessly take you from newborn through the toddler years. The Bugaboo Cameleon3 is compatible with many different car seats thanks to its wide assortment of adapters.

Best choice if you plan to have another child within two years: Baby Jogger City Select + Britax B Safe Car Seat

Despite the name, this stroller is not meant for jogging, but is one of the most versatile models on the market. This modular stroller is packed with features and transforms from single to double with the addition of second seat. You can also attach a glider board if you’ve got three little ones to roll with. It’s great for growing families and parents of multiples.

Best choice for eco-conscious moms: UPPABaby 2015 Vista and UPPABaby car seat (available in June 2015)

This stroller is loaded with style and substance for the green-leaning mom—the bassinet liner is made from all-natural cotton and soybean fiber. There’s also a UPF 50 drop down sunshade to keep UV rays off baby’s precious skin. We love the foam and rubber wheels, which guarantee you won’t every get a flat.

Brand new for 2015 is their Mesa car seat, which offers side impact protection, an adjustable headrest and a one-button stroller release.

Chic And On The Go

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Chic And On The Go lives in the exact center point of our mom style spectrum. The Chic And On The Go mom loves to glam it up but is so on the move that she cannot just turn a blind eye to practicality. She is a master of stylish travel attire and understands the pieces that can take her look up a notch, without weighing her down. To use a shoe analogy, if Comfort Is King is a sneaker and Always Glam is a heel, then Chic And On The Go is a pump or a fashionable flat.

Here mommy Shan is wearing a chic nursing top from BOOBDesign. The opening in the front of the shirt allows her to easily breastfeed on the go, without compromising her style. Baby Adelaide is also a micro fashion plate in her Appaman ikat onesie and matching sun hat.

Hands down our pick for carrier that fits with the Chic And On The Go mom style is the ERGObaby carrier (seen here in Teal). Super cute but ergonomic, this carrier is a perfect balance of style and practicality. (We have heard from ERGObaby moms that they’re able to nurse baby while cooking dinner!)

Plan to be on the move from the get go with your newborn in the ERGObaby carrier? You will want to purchase the Heart2Heart Infant Insert (sold together or separately.)

Photo credits: Sinnerman Photography
Styling: Carly Horen Walko of Thirty Something Fashion
Hair & Makeup: Elisabeth Kaiser

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