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Where do/did you buy your maternity wear?

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mintich · 08/04/2018 13:07

Just been to Mothercare and they didn't have the greatest range in store, about to check online. Where is best to shop?

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BobLoblawLawBlog · 09/04/2018 16:48

Grinover BUMP not hump!

ChilliCheeseMama · 09/04/2018 16:49

I find it horrendous to buy normal clothes usually as I hate shopping but was quite excited to get some new bits which were designed to make me look nice and rotund Grin cue me being absolutely miffed at the sheer lack of maternity clothes in shops these days!!!

Found some really cute stuff in H&M (only shop which has an in-store range near me) and there's some great stuff on ASOS too. I also found that buying oversized men's and women's tops on ASOS was a good idea as they usually sit quite long-line.

Other than that it's been a nightmare. I've just been buying mega stretchy stuff that's really boring and making sure I accessorise well. It seems we just have to look frumpy and be comfortable or fashionable and have ill-fitting clothes when pregnant these days HmmI can sew so even looked into buying some maternity sewing patterns and making my own clothes but even they were gross!

sinceyouask · 09/04/2018 16:51

H&M and Primark.

Bodicea · 09/04/2018 20:58

Jojomaman Bebe for leggings a few basics,and work wear.
ASOS also good for leggings and little summer dresses and workwear.
Isabelle Oliver/ seraphine for something special and for stuff that doubles as breastfeeding clothes ( this can save money in the long run if you plan to breastfeed).
Honestly you don’t really need much maternity wear. Once you have a bump you can get away with maternity leggings and long stretchy tops/jumpers/ dresses in the winter
And stretchy dresses in the summer. The more body con the better.

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