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By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:36:20 +0000

Yoga pants from Target. You know, the kind the skinny girls wear tucked over and riding low. When early pregnant, they are soft yet stretchy, and tuck nicely under the belly pooch with a wee bit of support (they are stretch pants, but not that annoying elastic band around the belly. Up until six months I couldn’t stand anything touching my stomach. These rocked.) At the end, when I was ginormous, they could still be tucked low under my enormous girth, or pulled up over the belly like a tube sock. And they are a nice transition post-partum, because they are regular pants and don’t droop in the front. In fact, I was wearing them this morning, even tho baby is 11 months old now.

By: beyond

beyond — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:20:34 +0000

so glad you explained what a strap-on is in the comments!
i have heard many good things about yoga pants, my friends say they are comfy during all pregnancy stages and very very wearable after giving birth.

By: Leah

Leah — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:05:13 +0000

I’m actually in the middle of writing an article about maternity clothes for a website, and reading what you wrote just goes to show that there is SO MUCH variation from person to person. I find that I NEED the extra long shirts or else not just my paneled jeans but also my belly are exposed to the elements. Also, I’m finding that all of the sizes on all brands of clothes are all over the place–I’m a S, M, L, and XL all at the same time. I haven’t found one brand that is anywhere near consistent or reliably close to my pre-pregnancy size. (Hips widen, ribs expand, etc.)

And as for eventually needing a belly sock for support? I can attest to that. The weight of the belly is one of the things that’s contributing to my sciatic pain, and I’ve found that if I wear somewhat constrictive pants I feel better at the end of the day. That sure as hell beats getting one of those maternity support belts, I can tell you that.

Also, you know that I have always planned to send you my mat clothes when I was done with them but…I’m not done with them. I always hoped that you’d be pregnant before the end of my pregnancy, so there you go–wish granted but nothing to hand down. :\

By: Kristin H

Kristin H — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:17:46 +0000

Hi again, since I’m late to the party I figured you wouldn’t care if I comment some more. : )

Re: Belly support. I never really felt like I needed it, but I did find that swimming was really great for easing my back pain. I swam just about every day in the last couple of weeks. Hm, maybe I needed support and just didn’t realize it.

Maybe to justify the money you’re having to spend on clothes, you should have lots of kids!

I’m sure that makes sense economically, in some twisted way.

By: Kristin H

Kristin H — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:01:38 +0000

Can I just comment on the worst maternity clothes ever? Whoever designs and sells those little skimpy tank tops with spaghetti straps should be forced to wear them for nine months with side C or D boobs. Seriously, who wears those tops? And more important, who approved them being made and sold in the first place? At a time when MOST women need extra support in the boobage area, why taunt them with tops that are cute but cannot be worn? Geez.

end rant.

I hear you on not being a big fan of pre-used clothing. Me either, except that I have totally, utterly, and completely fallen in love with garage sales for kids clothes. It’s like you said: the stuff is barely worn, and for 25 cents or 50 cents or hell, even $4.00 (expensive in garage sale terms!) you can get everything under the sun for the baby to wear. I love garage sales! I’ll shout it from the rooftops! I love garage sales!!!

By: Jessica

Jessica — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 14:44:40 +0000

Oh! If you want to DIE over maternity wear prices, try Nordstroms. I choked out some dough for a Japanese Weekend maternity top and some of those wide legged cropped pants… yoga? from there, and though they were expensive, they fit wonderfully and are good quality.

A Pea in the Pod shirt I shelled out $72 for in size LARGE is too small, and they wouldn’t take it back. I hate them.