Thursday 18 March 2010

New Breastfeeding Tops and Dresses - Ta Ta for Now


At Bella Mama, we are always on the lookout for the most stylish, beautiful breastfeeding clothing available for our customers in the UK. 

We are just delighted to be the first in the UK to offer the luxury new nursingwear designers Ta Ta for Now, the brand new San Francisco based nursingwear label for trendy breastfeeding mamas.

This range has been getting fabulous reviews since their launch, and we've had a great level of interest in their tops and dresses since adding them to our site.



Their gorgeous fashion forward range has been incredibly well received by nursing mamas in the USA, gaining glowing reviews from breastfeeding mothers from coast to coast! Ta Ta for Now range has been labelled "The Three Must haves for Breastfeeding Moms"!

Ta Ta For Now, design feminine, flattering, and practical clothes for breastfeeding moms. They design all of their pieces with fashion and function in mind. All of their fabric is cut to flatter the postpartum figure and is soft enough to cuddle up against newborn skin. Their stylish nursing wear features "secret access" openings so mamas can nurse discretely and comfortably. Breastfeeding is a wonderful experience and we want mums to look and feel their best as they nurse anywhere, anytime!




About Grace and Robyn, the designers behind Ta Ta For Now

Both Grace Chung and Robyn Delane have two children under the age of three and reside in the bay area of California. Currently, ta-ta for now's clothing line is manufactured in san francisco by other moms who have also experienced the joys and challenges of motherhood. in the future, the company hopes to expand its network to moms across the world, by sending manufacturing orders to groups of women in developing countries, where millions of moms struggle to feed and nurture their children due to lack of economic resources.

At Bella Mama, we just love Ta Ta for Now, for their gorgeous nursing clothing, their fabulous ethos and their commitment to supporting mums worldwide.

Ta Ta for Now, available now at Bella Mama in the UK www.BellaMama.co.uk

Friday 12 March 2010

Bella Mama's Bestselling Breastfeeding Clothing!

Whew! This week has been a busy one for the team at Bella Mama!

We have secured a fabulous new breastfeeding clothing designer, her beautiful tops and dresses are due to be picked up today from their warehouse and swiftly flown over the globe into Bella Mama's warehouse in the UK! This line is getting rave reviews already, and we think you'll be enchanted by this gorgeous new clothing - I hope to add the new tops to the site on Monday.

Our new labels are currently being printed, which means that our lovely packaging will be even nicer as soon as they arrive. We are also revamping the labels and swing tags on our clothing this season.

Bella Mama's SS10 line of breastfeeding clothing is in production, and the first tops will be with us at the end of March - I am so excited, this season's range is bigger, better and prettier than ever. Our road-testing mamas have delivered a big thumbs up, for comfort, style and practicality... I promise to post pictures as soon as possible! Our photoshoot will be taking place this month (as soon as samples arrive!) and promises to be very lovely indeed.

A quick rundown of this week's best-selling tops and dresses (in no particular order!):

Bella Mama Crossover Top Raspberry
Milk Nursingwear Black Halterneck Dress



Peekaboo nursing tops


1intheOven tanks

Friday 5 March 2010

Raising money for Breastfeeding Support Groups

Training for the three peaks challenge in Yorkshire has been going very well this week! Raising money for breastfeeding support groups is really important to me, and I really need to ensure that I train well and complete the whole walk to raise as much money as possible! My friend (Orla's godmother) is getting married the day after the walk, so I really have to be in great shape so I can enjoy the day at her wedding, rather than creaking there in pain!)

On Sunday I walked up to White Nancy in Bollington. White Nancy is a 15-foot high stone landmark that stands proudly at the top of Kerridge Hill, overlooking the village of Bollington. It was built in around 1815 as a summerhouse for the Gaskell family, who lived at the nearby Ingersley Hall, possibly to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo. The walk up is lovely, made all the better by the great walkway and steps that are there. Still very testing on the legs!

My parents came with us, Finn ran up most of the way and hubby took Orla up in a backpack, which she was thrilled with! After the walk, feeling we'd clearly earned a lovely lunch, we went to check out a fabulous fish restaurant "The Place" in Bollington - for fish, chips and mushy peas all round. Lovely!

On Tuesday hubby dropped me in town to pick up some books, and I walked back the 2 miles to Sutton.Was a gorgeous day, and was lovely to spend time outdoors in the sunshine!

Thursday hubby and I went for a 5km walk around the lovely Macclesfield Forest. The weather was beautiful, and a massive change from the drizzly damp conditions my friend Hayley and I had tramped around in last Thursday. The views from the top were spectacular, and we could see all the way over Cheshire to the Welsh mountains (hello to Orla's godmother Claire!!). Naturally we had to stop for a bite to eat at the Leather Smithy pub afterwards!!! I am seriously beginning to doubt whether I can complete the 24 mile hike in May without a pub lunch en-route!!


Today I was all set to do my workout DVD after dropping the kiddos off at school/pre-school, when Hayley (my friend who is doing the walk with me in May) stopped by on the school run, and suggested a quick hike around the hills just around the village. Well, I quickly shoved my hiking boots on and we were off! We had a walk up into the hills above the village, and down into the neighbouring village when we were passed by a runner and her dog.

The next thing we knew, the lady runner had tripped over her dog and landed with a thump on the road. So we did our good Samaritan bit and went to help her. Not being medically inclined, we couldn't tell what she'd done but she had damaged her wrist, was clearly in pain and a little shocked.

Turned out she was on her first training run for the Manchester 10k this morning, and oops! it didn't quite work out as planned. Hayley and I walked her and her dog back up the hill to the farmhouse to ensure her doggy was safely home and her neighbour obligingly whisked her off to A&E! So we got a far longer training walk this morning than we intended!!!

Feel very good about training this week, and am planning more walks this weekend, and through next week. Am so lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world with fabulous walks right on my doorstep!!

So this evening, I am relaxing with pizza and a bottle of wine - hey, I've earned it!

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