When Did You Start Wearing Maternity Clothes..??? Posted: 08-15-07 14:39pm
I was just wondering when you all started
wearing/buying maternity clothes. I'm at
that in between stage where old pants
won't button, but I haven't tried any
maternity clothes yet because I dont think
they will fit. My regular shirts are fine
obviously but this pants situation is
driving me nuts! I bought that 'bella
band' thing that you wear over your
unbuttoned pants but its annoying
throughout the day and the maternial makes
you really hot. Any advice?
Thanks girls,
Heather
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Ingi
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Posted: 08-15-07 19:14pm
You can loop a rubber band through your
button hole and attach it to your button.
Add more rubber bands as you expand. That
was the 'old school' way of doing it
before bella bands.
Stretch pants are making a comeback and
those work so well during pregnancy!
Obviously because they are stretchy in the
tummy area.
Sweat pants. But those get old and boring,
I know.
You might try some maternity pants on.
Maybe they would feel better.
I didn't start wearing maternity clothes
until I was about 6 months. But a friend
of mine started when she was 9 weeks.
Everyone is different.
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HEATH3R
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Joined: 11 Aug 2007 Posts: 22
Posted: 08-16-07 05:59am
im 24 weeks and i still wear my old pants.
granted they dont fit what so ever, but i
use extenders which you can but at
basically any maternity store, and rubber
bands and just cover them with maternity
shirts. ive always been really small so
they dont really make maternity pants that
fit me. maternity shirts i started wearing
around 16 weeks but i could still get away
with wearing tanks under my old clothes.
now i just NEED maternity clothes.
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HLenar
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Joined: 18 Jul 2007 Posts: 3 Location: Virginia
Posted: 08-16-07 07:39am
thanks for the tips. My boyfriend and I
actually went last night to see if I would
even fit maternity pants and I actually
did. Regular shirts are fine, it seems i'm
going to carry really low. I have to
dress professionally at my job so I just
got some basic colored work
pants...anywhere else i'm in sweats!
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futureclaudio
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Joined: 30 Sep 2006 Posts: 18 Location: Milwaukee
Posted: 09-24-07 17:51pm
i am 18 weeks and im having a heak of a
time zipping my pants.. so i will definlty
start looking at maternity pant.. but for
right now i bought just a bigger size..
shocker when i went from a size 3 to a
size 7!! i was like HOLY CRAP lol
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Saragirl
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Joined: 24 Sep 2007 Posts: 41 Location: , Canada
Posted: 09-24-07 22:21pm
I am 32 weeks preggo and I just started
wearing Mat clothes. most of my shirts
still fit because I wear the long style,
but I dont really like wearing stretchy
pants, so I bought one pair of mat pants
and my moms style is close to mine, so we
share clothes. saves on the money.
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Dannzibelle
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Posted: 09-25-07 11:33am
I was at the inbetween stage for a while i
just ended up using a hairband hooked over
the button but i think i first properly
had to wear maternity's at 26ish weeks
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