For those of you who haven’t heard the “big” news (no pun intended) – I’m pregnant with baby 2.0. I’m getting eerily close to my last pair of fitting pants and a handful of tops that don’t feel/look akward as I head into the 2nd trimester.
What lies ahead? Well after sending back all the t-shirts I had such high hopes for from Bluenotes because the fit showed a little more than I cared to reveal, I’ve starting looking for my next purchase, which in this case, seems like it ought to be maternity-related. I did however, keep all of the sweatshirts and the scarf I bought from Bluenotes, which were soft as heaven, fit perfectly, and seemed to be of decent quality. Now I live in sweatshirts, but I’m trying to get away from that.
So I was pregnant before, and I was very much a fan of both Old Navy & Gap online because you could take the stuff back to the store instead of having to ship it back. I hope that’s still the case, because I just bought a ton of stuff. Old Navy had a sale on maternity clothes and I had a $20 off thing for the Gap. I’m not much for having miscellaneous store credit cards, but if you buy clothes from either of those places much, it really is worth getting one for the rewards and coupons. I bought this cobalt blue sweater from Gap maternity when I was pregnant last and I’ve worn it even when I wasn’t pregnant, to the point that the snap buttons are practically falling off. I also wore my maternity pants that I bought from Old Navy ragged. I’m really not sure how I could have survived on simply Motherhood Maternity. It would have been painful, to say the least.
Here are a few maternity clothing choices I’ve found that are both affordable and stylish.
Maternity Clothes? Eww… Or maybe not?
For those of you who haven’t heard the “big” news (no pun intended) – I’m pregnant with baby 2.0. I’m getting eerily close to my last pair of fitting pants and a handful of tops that don’t feel/look akward as I head into the 2nd trimester.
What lies ahead? Well after sending back all the t-shirts I had such high hopes for from Bluenotes because the fit showed a little more than I cared to reveal, I’ve starting looking for my next purchase, which in this case, seems like it ought to be maternity-related. I did however, keep all of the sweatshirts and the scarf I bought from Bluenotes, which were soft as heaven, fit perfectly, and seemed to be of decent quality. Now I live in sweatshirts, but I’m trying to get away from that.
So I was pregnant before, and I was very much a fan of both Old Navy & Gap online because you could take the stuff back to the store instead of having to ship it back. I hope that’s still the case, because I just bought a ton of stuff. Old Navy had a sale on maternity clothes and I had a $20 off thing for the Gap. I’m not much for having miscellaneous store credit cards, but if you buy clothes from either of those places much, it really is worth getting one for the rewards and coupons. I bought this cobalt blue sweater from Gap maternity when I was pregnant last and I’ve worn it even when I wasn’t pregnant, to the point that the snap buttons are practically falling off. I also wore my maternity pants that I bought from Old Navy ragged. I’m really not sure how I could have survived on simply Motherhood Maternity. It would have been painful, to say the least.
Here are a few maternity clothing choices I’ve found that are both affordable and stylish.
Gap Draped Graphic T in Navy
Gap Draped Graphic T in Navy - $26