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June 2018 Moms
helenbz
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Winter clothing for a growing tummy
helenbz
member
Hey everyone,
I’m wondering what you ladies from colder climates are doing about winter gear as your tummy expands.
A decent parka costs between $200-$500 and I can’t justify spending that right now. I tried buying an old navy frost free jacket, but I may as well not have had a coat on in any weather below 0f. I layer and can still zip up my current parka for now, but it’s not going to last much longer. There’s a thrift store here but only one so they are unlikely to have anything.
Any advice for affordable options in very cold climates (read 0F - 40/50 below).
I also more generally, wonder how people are planning their wardrobes for a growing tummy without buying all new clothes that probably won’t fit next winter/spring.
I’m wondering what you ladies from colder climates are doing about winter gear as your tummy expands.
A decent parka costs between $200-$500 and I can’t justify spending that right now. I tried buying an old navy frost free jacket, but I may as well not have had a coat on in any weather below 0f. I layer and can still zip up my current parka for now, but it’s not going to last much longer. There’s a thrift store here but only one so they are unlikely to have anything.
Any advice for affordable options in very cold climates (read 0F - 40/50 below).
I also more generally, wonder how people are planning their wardrobes for a growing tummy without buying all new clothes that probably won’t fit next winter/spring.
Re: Winter clothing for a growing tummy
https://forums.thebump.com/discussion/12721838/product-spotlight-series-maternity-clothes#latest
I think my issue might be closer to end of winter {March-ish} but I'm also hoping I'll get this pregnancy heat people speak of.
Side note: I have maternity tank top and I'm getting another because it's amazing! It's longer, so you can have more wear of your shirts for longer.