More Disney talk- What do you wear?

[geek96]

What the hell do I wear?  I am going to have a 2.5 year old and 7 month old attached to me.  I want to be comfortable but not look like I'm going to the gym in yoga pants or that the way to go? 

[ssmjlm]

I wore shorts and t-shirts with sneakers or TOMS.

[ilikedonuts]

t-shirts, shorts or leggings and my rainbow flip flops

[geek96]

What shorts and t-shirt brands do you like? I don't own shorts and I'm feeling down about my spare tire around my stomach since giving birth.

[jeaniebueller]

I wore a T shirt, capris and my memory foam skechers.

[bcarp30]

I wear either my Lilly Pulitzer shorts and target merona long tank tops or my lulu running shorts with a lulu short sleeve shirt. I bring a chambray button down to easily layer over stuff at night. Sometimes I wear my wonder under crops and a longer t shirt, converse or my Birkenstock sandals.

[schrodinger]

I went in August, so I was dressed for really hot weather.  I wore a tunic and capri leggings with Choco sandals.  The tunic worked great because it was a wicking fabric and was comfortable after water rides (and sweating).

[lala]

I wear a lot of sundresses or tees/tanks with skirts or shorts. Most of my shorts are target - cotton twill in several fun colors. Cardigans when needed and jeans if it is cooler.

I wear toms, Keens & teva flip flops. I'm not a sneaker person, though.

[ssmjlm]

Feb 29, 2016 14:59:50 GMT -5 geek96 said:

What shorts and t-shirt brands do you like? I don't own shorts and I'm feeling down about my spare tire around my stomach since giving birth.

I like the jcrew factory chino shorts.  LOFT's are good too.  My t-shirts are a mix, I like Boden, but they seem to be shrinking in the wash lately, which is no bueno.

[cincodemayo]

I did wear yoga pants one day when it was raining. PLENTY of people wear them- you have to be comfortable, too.

I wore leggings with a tunic and Toms, an easy cotton dress with an optional cardigan, and tees and jeans while I was there in Jan.

[Ashley&Scott]

It was 90 & humid when we went. I wore a tank top or fitted t shirt with shorts. For shoes I alternated between sandals, flip flops, running shoes.

[egishere]

I plan on wearing workout clothes- capris and sweat wicking shirts. Maybe shorts and t shirts too I just want to be cool and comfy.

[ECB]

Go for comfort, especially shoes.

[CheeringCharm]

Jeans or shorts with a tee shirt. A lot of people do wear yoga clothes though. I don't think people really notice or care.

[geek96]

Okay. I am feeling way better about this now. I am going to look for some new comfy clothes.

[geek96]

Feb 29, 2016 15:44:06 GMT -5 @starry said:

What do NIP enthusiasts wear in hot weather? A nursing tank plus t-shirt seems really hot.

I usually nurse in my car but I have no idea how the hell I am going NIP in Disney because DD is always interested in what other people are doing while I am dripping milk everywhere.  I am hoping to utilize the nursing stations and I hadn't even thought about what I may wear to be able to do that.

[geek96]

Feb 29, 2016 15:31:42 GMT -5 jenny1980 said:

Feb 29, 2016 14:59:50 GMT -5 geek96 said:

What shorts and t-shirt brands do you like? I don't own shorts and I'm feeling down about my spare tire around my stomach since giving birth.

I wore workout shorts, a sports bra and a workout tank each day at Disney along with my gizas (sooooo comfy). 

This outfit looks cute. I am going to have to look for some stuff like this.

[undecidedowl]

Feb 29, 2016 15:44:06 GMT -5 @starry said:

What do NIP enthusiasts wear in hot weather? A nursing tank plus t-shirt seems really hot.

That's what I always wore, and yes it's hot. Sometimes I would just wear a stretchy tank with nursing bra. But really, when we are on vacation it's a lot easier to be able to nurse in a carrier on the go and t-shirt or tank plus nursing tank provides more coverage. Sometimes I wore the Target stretchy maternity tanks instead of a nursing tank because they are at least really thin.

[undecidedowl]

Feb 29, 2016 15:54:02 GMT -5 geek96 said:

Feb 29, 2016 15:44:06 GMT -5 @starry said:

What do NIP enthusiasts wear in hot weather? A nursing tank plus t-shirt seems really hot.

I usually nurse in my car but I have no idea how the hell I am going NIP in Disney because DD is always interested in what other people are doing while I am dripping milk everywhere.  I am hoping to utilize the nursing stations and I hadn't even thought about what I may wear to be able to do that.

Mastering nursing in the Ergo with the hood up was the best vacation thing I did with a baby. 

[geek96]

Feb 29, 2016 16:01:49 GMT -5 undecidedowl said:

Feb 29, 2016 15:54:02 GMT -5 geek96 said:

I usually nurse in my car but I have no idea how the hell I am going NIP in Disney because DD is always interested in what other people are doing while I am dripping milk everywhere.  I am hoping to utilize the nursing stations and I hadn't even thought about what I may wear to be able to do that.

Mastering nursing in the Ergo with the hood up was the best vacation thing I did with a baby. 

Great idea.  Now that the weather is warming I am going to use my tula.

[geek96]

Feb 29, 2016 16:03:27 GMT -5 @starry said:

Feb 29, 2016 15:54:02 GMT -5 geek96 said:

I usually nurse in my car but I have no idea how the hell I am going NIP in Disney because DD is always interested in what other people are doing while I am dripping milk everywhere.  I am hoping to utilize the nursing stations and I hadn't even thought about what I may wear to be able to do that.

Will she nurse under a cover? I plan on nursing her on rides under a cover (or at restaurants). But really idgaf if people who I will never see again see a little skin hahaha.

I've never tried under a cover but I guess now is a good time to try. 

[pooh8402]

Tshirt (a cute one that fits well), shorts, comfy shoes

[anna7602]

Mmmm, I am not usually part of these Disney threads, but I'm not sure how this is that different than whatever you wear when out and about for any other daylong outing with two kids in summer (at the zoo or wherever). Comfy shoes and a shirt or dress with easy access if you're nursing. Plus a change of shirt/dress in your diaper bag for yourself in case someone gets, say, sticky banana all over you.  

I wore a pair of Skechers very similar to these when I was in Paris last summer with DD (age 7) and DS (11 months): www.zappos.com/product/8657626/color/139

[pooh8402]

Feb 29, 2016 15:44:06 GMT -5 @starry said:

What do NIP enthusiasts wear in hot weather? A nursing tank plus t-shirt seems really hot.

Exactly that. It's what I wore throughout my hot as balls ML. I often wear tanks under thin tshirts anyway though.

[lindsaymg]

JCrew shorts, short sleeved fitted tees/button downs with the sleeves rolled up, rainbow flip flops with the arch support/alternated with tennis shoes on a day or two.

Here was a pretty standard outfit for our early Oct trip.

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[lindsaymg]

Feb 29, 2016 15:44:06 GMT -5 @starry said:

What do NIP enthusiasts wear in hot weather? A nursing tank plus t-shirt seems really hot.

Loyal Hanna has some basic tops that would be super Disney friendly.

[face]

It was pretty chilly when we were there. My favorite day was the day I wore my LLL leggings, with a longer, but fitted graphic tee, and a jean jacket. Super comfy, but felt like the jean jacket and cute tee made it look a little less gym wear. No matter what I wore, I alternated between Nike Frees and Skechers Go Walks. And laughed my head off at people trying to walk around Disney in cute sandals.

If it was summer I would probably wear jean shorts (yes I wear jorts lol) or J Crew shorts, with a plain tank or fitted tee, again with tennis shoes.

[bronxgirl]

Comfortable footwear. It's all about the comfortable footwear.

[mslhb]

I am not a fan of shorts and really like the skorts from Athleta for those type of situations.

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[lala]

Disney is the place that made me ditch my nursing cover. To much NIPing, too hot, etc. I still worse a lot of nursing tanks with a tank over top; but that's what I was used to anyway. Nursing on dark rides that were longer was the best because you didn't have to worry at all and a/c.

Everyone says don't worry about you what you wear - I don't know, I try to dress nicely on any vacation or regular day out. Not dressy or high maintenance but wearing work out type clothes isn't appealing to me at all; but I don't wear that at home either unless actually exercising. If those clothes are what's comfy for you, go for it, but you'll see s huge range of normal at Disney, just like anywhere else.