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| Your Maternity Wardrobe An expectant mother has no problem finding fashionable, attractive maternity clothing today. Clothes are readily available in department and specialty stores. Spend some time on your maternity wardrobe. It’s important that you find comfortable clothes that make you feel attractive. Your lifestyle, budget, where you live, and time of year are all factors which will affect your wardrobe. When planning, begin with a check of what you already have. Some women can wear their regular clothes up until the fourth month. When you are at your mid-point in pregnancy, you will need clothes that will fit you at nine months. Some of your regular clothing will be adaptable to your changing shape. “Full-look” fashions, dresses without belts and loose-fitting dresses and jumpers will be useful. So are full shirts and tunics. Many women find skirts uncomfortable during pregnancy. Pants may be adapted by sewing an elastic band into the waistband. You might also look for clothes in half-size departments. Check with friends and family members, too. They can be good sources of maternity clothing and will probably be delighted to share garments with you. If you sew, there are plenty of patterns available. Make new maternity fashions with your favorite fabrics. If you’re a working mother-to-be, you should continue to look your professional best. Don’t forget accessories – they can dress up any outfit. You should avoid wearing shoes with heels higher than two inches. Your center of gravity changes as your baby grows. The best shoes are flat with non-slippery soles. |
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