@Stroan I used to work at Next (kids manager) and we did used to see a lot of pregnant ladies in...we always had at least one fainting or close to it.
If you are going to do it, then for baby clothing you MUST get there first thing- babywear and homeware are the first to go every time. So it will be a 5am start!
Have an idea of what you want- if you go to the store early this week, you can generally see what's going to be in the sale by pencil writing on the labels. Don't be too specific, just a rough idea of X sleepsuits this size, etc. Everything that's pencil marked will be half price.
Get yourself one of the plastic bags near the door, and if you are unsure about it then put it in your bag regardless. You can either buy it and return it in a few days, or try and find a quiet corner to sort your bag.
Do a final scout, often somebody else will be doing the same so more stuff will be making its way back. But pretty much everything baby will be out, so they won't be replenishing much for that section.
Ask for the hangers! They'll normally give them away at sale, and they're a good size for babies.
Men's is often the quietest department to pay on, and there's normally a lull about 8.30-9 o clock where it's easier to pay.
Take a bottle of water, and a handheld fan if you can. Be in a good mood! You get to go home afterwards, those working there will be there until 2pm, and some of the others will have to do the late shift and pick up everything off the floor 😁 so happy customers makes a difference.
Hope that was a little helpful. I'm tempted to go, but there's not a massive choice in unisex stuff so probably a waste of time and effort. It's definitely worth it to buy for the next size up though.