preggo stockings

whrldtravlr

Do they make such a thing? I have to go to a Communion in two weeks and plan to wear a nice dress.

KBabySmiles

They don't make pasta sauce stockings.

They do however, make them for pregnant ladies. They have them at Motherhood as well as at Target. 

ballerina06

I got mine at Motherhood.  I will warn you, they are kind of expensive.  I would suggest getting thigh highs instead.  The stockings/tights drove me batty on my stomach.

whrldtravlr

ballerina06:

The stockings/tights drove me batty on my stomach.

 Good to know! I tend to be that way too so I should probably do the thigh highs. Thanks for the suggestion!

amyvan317

I got a pair at Motherhood a few weeks back, it was their brand, so they were around $8/pair.  They were actually surprisingly comfy for me and not too itchy.  I am wearing them again next weekend for a wedding, so we will see if I still feel that way with 3 more weeks under my belt

notthebride123

It will be May in another two weeks, and this weather has to break at some point. Why not just skip the stockings? I can't think of anything more uncomfortable! Not to mention, they are just not considered a necessary item these days...bare legs are acceptable. You won't be that cold, unless you have to stand around outside a lot and it stays in the 50s. (Good lord, I hope not, I need some 60s-70s!)

Bigyellowdog

notthebride123:

It will be May in another two weeks, and this weather has to break at some point. Why not just skip the stockings? I can't think of anything more uncomfortable! Not to mention, they are just not considered a necessary item these days...bare legs are acceptable. You won't be that cold, unless you have to stand around outside a lot and it stays in the 50s. (Good lord, I hope not, I need some 60s-70s!)

 

 This. I had a pair of maternity Spanx tights (was pregnant in the winter) and while they were tolerable, it was so hard to get them on and off.

mary811

KBabySmiles:

They don't make pasta sauce stockings.  

I noticed this is a pet peeve of yours

I would say skip the nylons all together.  But this is coming from a chick that never wears them, pregnant or not. 

kellelle01

Bigyellowdog:

notthebride123:

It will be May in another two weeks, and this weather has to break at some point. Why not just skip the stockings? I can't think of anything more uncomfortable! Not to mention, they are just not considered a necessary item these days...bare legs are acceptable. You won't be that cold, unless you have to stand around outside a lot and it stays in the 50s. (Good lord, I hope not, I need some 60s-70s!)

 

 This. I had a pair of maternity Spanx tights (was pregnant in the winter) and while they were tolerable, it was so hard to get them on and off.

I had the same ones and they were a battle getting on.  It's hard enough putting on pantyhose when you're not pregnant, try doing it with a bump in the way. LOL.