Maternity Fashion Blog – A one stop blog for everything pregnancy related.
Being pregnant has become quite the fashion statement and pregnant celebrity following a favorite for fashion bloggers, clothes designers and online stores attempting to promote their maternity labels. The influence of celebrities stepping out in a particular pregnancy garment or maternity wear label is incredible. It gives the brand immediate recognition, endorsement and street cred. Lets hope designers of maternity labels in Australia can cash in on two gorgeous celebrities who are currently pregnant, Danni Minogue and Natalie Bassingthwaighte. Read the rest of this entry »
Pregnant? Congratulations! Prepare yourself for an amazing journey. Watch your bump grow, feel your baby move and savour the moment as you won’t believe how fast 9 months can pass. Read the rest of this entry »
National Mothering Week is celebrated the week leading up to and including Mothers Day in Australia. This year Mothering Week commences on 3rd May and the theme is Mothering: Together We Do Better.
National Mothering Week is a celebration for mothers, organised and supported by mothers to help mothers. It honours mothers around Australia in recognition of the wonderful job they do. This years focus is about the importance of mothers connecting with each other.
We had such a terrific response to our maternity stall at the Newcastle Baby & Kids market in March we have booked a stand at the next market being held on 4th July 2010. We will bring a selection of our maternity & breastfeeding clothes so if there is something in particular you’d like to see or try on please let us know in advance so we can pack the garments for you. Read the rest of this entry »
Breastfeeding Tops & Breastfeeding Dresses are designed so you can feed your baby discreetly. Designed with clever layering and panels, you can access your nursing bra easily without exposing your post partum tummy. Read the rest of this entry »
Join us at the Newcastle Baby & Kids Market on Sunday 21st March 2010.
You will be able to try on & purchase our maternity & breastfeeding garments and source some great value maternity wear from our $20.00 bargain bin. We’ll have maternity pants, maternity jeans, maternity skirts & shorts plus our best selling breastfeeding tops and nursing dresses. Read the rest of this entry »
As a tall woman, I need extra long clothing. As a tall pregnant woman, I need extra long maternity clothing. You might think this is stating the obvious, and perhaps it is, but let me tell you, finding long maternity jeans, long maternity pants, even just a long maternity skirt (ie. one that falls below my knees) is not that simple. I need jeans with an inseam of at least 36″. I am 6″2, and like to wear my jeans long. I like pants that look like full length pants, not like a pair of 3/4 pants (which is what regular length pants look like)! . Just once, I would love to be able to buy long pants or jeans and have to hem them because they are too long….. ohhhh if only, I’ll keep dreaming!! Read the rest of this entry »
Barefoot Maternity are selling off last season and end of line maternity pants at bargain prices. Get in quick for stylish corporate maternity pants, must have summer pants and jeans, and extra long trousers for tall pregnant girls, all priced to clear at $40.00 & below. Read the rest of this entry »
Finding plus size maternity wear can be challenging. Finding good quality, comfortable plus size longer length maternity wear even more challenging.
Many maternity labels offer small, medium and large sized pregnancy clothing, just a handful offer extra large size maternity & plus size maternity & even fewer 2XL & 3XL Maternity (XL, XXL, XXXL). Read the rest of this entry »
Breastfeeding Tops by Barefoot Maternity look fantastic, are so comfortable and boast a number of terrific design features for the nursing mum. Designed so you can easily access your nursing bra but keep your tummy covered, these tops are a must have for the breastfeeding mum and an ESSENTIAL item for your hospital bag! Read the rest of this entry »