Milky Hour, the nursing clothing brand Made in France
Milky Hour offers you a line of breastfeeding clothing in current trends that you can wear even when your breastfeeding is over. To make our dresses , blouses and sweatshirts breastfeeding friendly , we have thought of very discreet opening systems. In fact, invisible zips have been placed in the seams so that only the fire can be seen. On one of our models, a system of superposing sections of fabric has been implemented. Our goal is to allow all breastfeeding women to be able to breastfeed without constraints of place or time while remaining trendy . Since it is important to consume responsibly and ethically, all our clothes are Made In France . We chose to trust French know-how, a guarantee of quality and authenticity, and to work with a workshop in France that shared our values. Do you want a classic, casual or even comfy look? Milky Hour will satisfy all your desires!
Our French Creations
Our dresses & jumpsuits
Our blouses and tops
Our sweatshirts
Made in France
The beautiful workshop that accompanies us on this adventure is a family workshop located in the North of France
Chic and practical nursing outfits
It is important for us to offer our mothers timeless creations adapted to as many body types as possible.
You won't be able to do without it
Completely invisible openings, zipped or by superimposing sections of fabric, which allows you to wear your outfits well beyond the breastfeeding period.
Blog
Why is France lagging behind in terms of breastfeeding?
Summary :
In France, breastfeeding rates are low, with only 10% of mothers still breastfeeding at 6 months, far from the WHO recommendations. This delay is explained by maternity leave that is too short, persistent prejudices, and a lack of support. Abroad, countries such as Sweden, Germany, and regions of Asia promote breastfeeding through favorable policies and appropriate support. To make progress, France could extend maternity leave, strengthen support, raise public awareness, and set up spaces dedicated to breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding in public spaces: what does the law say in France?
In France, it is legal for mothers to breastfeed in public places, in accordance with Article L. 1111-1 of the Public Health Code. However, the absence of explicit legislation leads to varied interpretations and exposes mothers to comments or discrimination. Prejudices, such as the sexualization of breasts, lack of education or social discomfort, still make breastfeeding in public taboo.
Denying a mother the right to breastfeed in public is considered discrimination under Article 225-1 of the Penal Code, and victims can file a complaint or contact the Ombudsman. Comparatively, countries such as the United Kingdom and the Nordic countries are more normalizing this practice.
To improve the situation, awareness campaigns, training of professionals, creation of adapted spaces, and promotion of breastfeeding in the media are proposed. The objective is to guarantee mothers a caring environment to exercise their right to breastfeed without fear or judgment.
Just a quick message to tell you that I received my dress yesterday. And wow she is magnificent. Thank you for creating clothes in which we feel beautiful, it does a lot of good for our morale in this period when we sleep little, where the body has changed and our morale sometimes hides a little under the sheets. Thank you for making it possible to breastfeed, everywhere and even while being chic! Thank you for the little note, the ecological packaging and the carambar. Here I am boosted with energy.
I love it, it's very loose and doesn't tighten at all around the chest. The soft cotton gauze is super pleasant to wear, even when it's hot. I would love to get it in other shades because I could wear it every day
