Maternity wear today is stylish, fashionable and readily available but you may still find yourself with a dilemma of what to wear through different phases of your pregnancy. It’s not just your tummy that will grow, but your bottom, hips, back and chest may all change shape making it challenging to find comfortable and practical garments that will last you to full term. It’s likely that you will still be wearing your maternity wardrobe some months after having your baby so keep this in mind when you go clothes shopping.

 

A few key pieces are essential to see you through your pregnancy. Look out for designs that can grow with you, can be adjusted, are versatile (so you can dress them up or down) and most importantly, will be comfortable. Barefoot Maternity design with the ‘no fuss’ girl in mind and have stylish and practical garments. Their Straight Leg Pants are a must have, are available in Small to Plus Size and can be adjusted as your tummy grows. Their Sleeveless Summer Dress will keep you cool all nine months and their Breastfeeding range enables you to nurse discreetly while keeping your tummy covered.

 

During pregnancy and breastfeeding your body temperature is naturally higher than normal. Natural fibred fabrics allow your skin to breath, unlike synthetic fabrics so garments made in natural fabrics will be far more comfortable to wear. Your skin may get itchy as it stretches to accommodate your new shape so look for soft, stretchy fabrics that are not going to add to any discomfort you may be feeling. The fabrics used by Barefoot Maternity are predominately natural, therefore more comfortable, easy to care for, maintain their shape, long lasting and look great. 

 

Maternity clothes sizing is based on your regular size. If you have gained weight around your bottom and hips early in your pregnancy you may be best buying one size larger than normal. Keep in mind that your chest may expand during the later stages of your pregnancy and quite significantly when your milk comes in!

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