So, today was the day I decided to tackle my wardrobe woes head-on. I mean, seriously, trying to squeeze into my pre-pregnancy clothes was becoming a daily struggle. It was time for a change, and I was ready to take charge and find clothes that matched the fabulous mom I’ve become.
I met up with my fellow mom friend at the mall, and we had a great time! We shared stories while nursing our babies and sipping iced coffee. We also both realized that our wardrobes were in desperate need of some serious TLC. After bidding her goodbye, I embarked on a mission to explore stores I had never stepped foot in before, avoiding anything that screamed “teenybopper vibes.”
As I browsed through racks of clothes, I couldn’t help but notice that my usual size had become a thing of the past. It was time to let go of the numbers and embrace what actually looked good on me. I mean, who cares if I had to size up?
How a size XXS looks like on me now
The goal was to find clothes that made me feel like a million bucks. And guess what? I found them!
I know it’s summer but look at this cute sweater I got!
While the prices may have been slightly higher in stores that catered to a more mature audience, I discovered the worth of investing in quality pieces. The fabrics drape more elegantly and the cuts are tailored to perfection. I realized that its well worth embracing clothing that exude sophistication and confidence.
I’m realizing now that a closet intervention is long overdue. Its time to bid farewell to those items that no longer spark joy or flatter my evolving style. But hey, no worries! Some of those items will be perfect for my teenage stepdaughters, who would totally rock them. It’s like passing the fashion baton, right?
You know what made this whole shopping adventure even sweeter? The baby was snoozing away in her stroller, giving me the green light to browse without distractions. And the mall even had a nursing room, so I could change and nurse my baby and sneak in a few more minutes of retail therapy. Talk about mom perks!
Took a quick break to nurse the baby in the family changing room
As I sit here, surrounded by my new fashion finds, I can’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. No more morning meltdowns in front of the closet, trying to force myself into clothes that no longer fit. From now on, my outfits will reflect the confident, stylish momma I’ve become. Life’s too short for uncomfortable clothes, am I right?
With love,
Miri
Reclaiming MomBod 