I am getting so big that a pair of maternity jeans that I wore the whole pregnancy last time are getting too tight in the belly. I hate the panel. Anybody else growing out of their clothes?
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The same thing happened to me! The Old Navy jeans I have fit otherwise, but the panel digs in now. The Motherhood jeans have a super-stretchy panel, but they are tight around the hips now. and I can't seem to find the same style in the next size up, so it looks like I'm stuck in leggings for the rest of this pregnancy.
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I gave up pants a week ago. Even the super stretchy stuff is killing me. I'm layering cardigans over maxi dresses. I don't want anything binding my belly. I am even hitching my panties lower in the front to keep them below the bump.
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It's starting to happen - I had just found comfy pregnancy pants at a consignment store a couple weeks ago, and now I'm finding that they're starting to be less comfortable. I wish that I could forgo the bands of the maternity pants, but I like the support. I am thankful that I bought bella bands and may go back to using them just for that feeling under dresses.
-Jackie
"Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans" - John Lennon
I'm with you. I lived in my denim leggings (I refuse to call them "jeggings") during my first pregnancy, but now they're getting too uncomfortable around my belly. This is most likely going to be my last pregnancy so I really don't want to buy anymore clothes, but I still have 8 weeks of work!!
I loaded up on skinny mat jeans and now my legs swell so much, I can barely peel them off my calves. I'm back to my regular jeans with a bella band or Target toga pants.
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Over-40 parents...what we lack in vigor, we make up for with cunning.