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@theologypoet I probably wouldn't do the kangaroo top. The product info says it's not hands-free, so the utility is IMO not really there. You could use any baby carrier with your shirt open to achieve the same effect, plus you could use your arms, and it would grow with you as baby gets...

@quinita I also found nursing tops to be less discrete than the two-shirt method, because I'd have to maneuver my boob out of the shirt in order to get enough exposed for baby to latch. The top layer wasn't usually enough to drape the top of the boob. With two-shirt, there's more space to get...

@folkrox I want to say go with your gut, but not having a playground and a place outside for kids to run around would be a dealbreaker for me. We live in an urban area and I think I have realistic/limited expectations, but kids need to run freely and climb!