SophieStripe I've bought maternity clothes from Gap and Seraphine. I have jeans from both, and I think they are both very good.
I am tempted to order something from Asos at some point as their maternity wear looks quite nice and not just plain.
Good luck with your scan!
Pram shopping is really difficult.
I have no experience with prams and babies, so I asked my mum for advice to start with, with my dad agreeing with her. Then I asked her to come with me to the shop to have a look, where we found one we both liked, and it was recommended by the lady in the shop.
I had my DH come with me to the shop later on to have a look, but he said it was up to me as he doesn't know anything about prams.
I must admit that I am not a fan of the travel systems as I feel like I wouldn't get to use the cot bit very much (6-9 months) - I'd like to use it a bit longer when we go out, and I'd like to use the pram for midday naps for a few years as this is what we do in Denmark - and travel systems do not allow this because of size and stability.
Travel systems are very practical for many people, and obviously there are many who swear by them (including in Denmark), but I just don't think they are for me. Maybe the approach I have to the pram is a bit old fashioned.
We'll get a pushchair later when we need it, but the pram can be adjusted with a little back rest so it is possible to sit up.
I'm getting the Emmaljunga NXT90 Big Star.
We'll be getting adaptors so I can use a car seat on the frame for quick trips to the supermarket. I'm planning on getting the Cybex Cloud Q car seat which has a lie flat position for when the car seat is not in the car.
We should be able to pick our pram up from the store next week, which I am quite excited about. It's early, but I'm getting it from Denmark and I don't know if we'll be driving to Denmark again before January.