The Momper® Printed Nursing Romper

I am writing this review to help out similar size mamas who are trying to decide whether or not they should take the plunge on the momper. I went back and forth due to the sizing and wondering if the style would look good on me, since there are no posted pictures of larger mamas with stats in the standard. I love the v-neck jumpsuits, but I was weary of the fit on this because I’m at the top end of the standard size range. For reference, I’m 5’7” and usually wear XL in LM (stats - 40D, size 16, 48” hips).

I ordered the standard size and love how it fits! I like that I don’t have a ton of excess fabric since I’m at the top of the size range (it’s hot in the south, so less is more). The arm holes are a little on the smaller side, so if you have larger arms, it may be too snug. The standard sizing also works out to where the drop crotch sits a little higher on me, so less thigh rub than others may experience. On the flip side, I do have to put a little more effort into moving my leg over for easy bathroom access, but it is still very doable. I probably could have ordered the plus size for easier bathroom maneuverability and a more flowy look, but I’m happy with the standard fit. This is the main reason I included front and back pictures to help other mamas. If you have a more generous backside like I do, the back of the momper definitely looks like a romper and not a dress, which I’m okay with because it still looks nice and I feel confident wearing it. So just go for it!!

Normally, I don’t like rompers because I hate having to deal with a belt, or that extra step when using the bathroom. As a busy mom of 3, I need the most convenience I can get. BUT I like the printed rompers because they have the most vibrant colors and patterns. I wish there was a drawstring/ cotton dress version of every romper that comes out since those are my preferred styles. These rompers are versatile and I love looking at the photos of how they are styled which won me over. If I don’t want to deal with the belt I can throw a jean jacket over it. If I feel like wearing a comfy flowy dress without worrying about wearing shorts underneath, romper is the ootd. It’s my mom uniform that I reach for when I don’t want to think and still want to be functional, cozy, and stylish. It can be formal, comfortable enough to lounge in, and sporty as well. I can wear it the entire year. Keep up with the beautiful prints please, it truly makes LM stand out compared to other nursing brands.

If you're like me and have been constantly going back to look at the Momper, do yourself a favor and buy it already! I've never really liked rompers, bathroom visits and how they typically make my backend look make me question why'd I would ever waste the money. HOWEVER, Latched Mama's Momper is completely different. It has the convenience of a one piece, pants (with pockets!), but looks like a dress. It's breezy, the material is silky smooth and drapes like a ✨DREAM✨. The belt creates a waist if you prefer a little more structure. The nursing access is super easy and hides away discreetly so no one would guess this is a nursing piece!

For a more fitted look, I sized down to the Petite. I'm 5'7" at 165lbs. The armholes were a tad small, but I haven't lost all the baby weight yet. There was still a large enough of an inseam for me to put both legs in one pant leg for easy bathroom access

10/10 would recommend, but also, maybe not because I need more in my closet. 👀

I have one LM pj set that was gifted to me and a nursing dress that I found at a secondhand store. I love love love the company and all it stands for and the quality of the garments. I’ve been wanting to purchase more to support the company, I just haven’t seen a pattern yet that I love. They are very millennial in my opinion which is great for some people, just not my style. Would love to see some lower contrast/muted florals or solids. Looking forward to getting more items in the future, I especially love this Momper and am eagerly awaiting more options :)

I was a little apprehensive about the romper, not knowing how it would look on. I’m currently pregnant and was looking for a sleeveless dress for the summer and decided to give it a try. It is so incredibly comfy and really does look like a dress. I loved it so much I bought two more and wore one of those to an event , and my husband and sister-in-law had no idea it wasn’t a dress. They have become a staple in my wardrobe and I plan to pack it in my hospital bag to wear home after baby arrives.