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Location: Georgia | Is there any of our post pregnancy mothers or mothers to be that would like to sell their maternity clothes? I hate buying new maternity clothes only to wear them a few months! |
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Location: Idahome | If I had some I would love to sell them, but I lived in my sweat pants during pregnancy. I did get a maternity shirts from Target that were super cute and I still wear them today. I wouldn't worry about only wearing them a few months, most of the clothes you can wear even after pregnancy. I also bought a couple of pants from Old Navy on sale so they were cheap. The are a baggy on me now, but I do wear them still and they are very comfortable. |
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Location: Georgia | KylaKris - 2014-03-13 10:40 AM
If I had some I would love to sell them, but I lived in my sweat pants during pregnancy. I did get a maternity shirts from Target that were super cute and I still wear them today. I wouldn't worry about only wearing them a few months, most of the clothes you can wear even after pregnancy. I also bought a couple of pants from Old Navy on sale so they were cheap. The are a baggy on me now, but I do wear them still and they are very comfortable.
I still a few things left over from my previous pregnancy(pants and sweats and such) but I sold all of my shirts, shorts, dresses, and things like that. I just hate buying new things like that. I've been searching at some consignment stores and have found a few jeans but most of everything I've found has been for winter. I would love to find some summery clothes without having to buy new ones. |
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Location: North Dakota | I wore my jeans, I just left the button open and wore a rubber-band around the button hole and loop. Yes I am cheap and refuse to pay for cloths that I will not wear long. I did purchase shirts but they can be worn after. It doesn't really need to be a maternity shirts just extra long. wearing jeans helped keep the circulation flowing in my legs! |
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Location: Georgia | angelica - 2014-03-13 11:38 AM
I wore my jeans, I just left the button open and wore a rubber-band around the button hole and loop. Yes I am cheap and refuse to pay for cloths that I will not wear long. I did purchase shirts but they can be worn after. It doesn't really need to be a maternity shirts just extra long. wearing jeans helped keep the circulation flowing in my legs!  Â
I still have two pair of jeans that I can wear and keep unbuttoned but I'm starting to notice some uncomfortableness when I sit or drive. My problem is I'm carrying this baby so low so when I do sit down or bend over he really gets cramped up. So I've officially tossed those pants at the back of the closet. |
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Location: Land Of Oz | Klittle3 - 2014-03-13 10:48 AM angelica - 2014-03-13 11:38 AM I wore my jeans, I just left the button open and wore a rubber-band around the button hole and loop. Yes I am cheap and refuse to pay for cloths that I will not wear long. I did purchase shirts but they can be worn after. It doesn't really need to be a maternity shirts just extra long. wearing jeans helped keep the circulation flowing in my legs! I still have two pair of jeans that I can wear and keep unbuttoned but I'm starting to notice some uncomfortableness when I sit or drive. My problem is I'm carrying this baby so low so when I do sit down or bend over he really gets cramped up. So I've officially tossed those pants at the back of the closet.
Bella Bands are amazing. I can leave my jeans unbuttoned/unzipped and you can't tell and my crack doesn't hang out.  |
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Location: Georgia | Jinx - 2014-03-13 12:11 PM
Klittle3 - 2014-03-13 10:48 AM angelica - 2014-03-13 11:38 AM I wore my jeans, I just left the button open and wore a rubber-band around the button hole and loop. Yes I am cheap and refuse to pay for cloths that I will not wear long. I did purchase shirts but they can be worn after. It doesn't really need to be a maternity shirts just extra long. wearing jeans helped keep the circulation flowing in my legs!   I still have two pair of jeans that I can wear and keep unbuttoned but I'm starting to notice some uncomfortableness when I sit or drive. My problem is I'm carrying this baby so low so when I do sit down or bend over he really gets cramped up. So I've officially tossed those pants at the back of the closet.
I think I'm going to order one of them. We don't really have a maternity store close to us but I've been looking into getting one of those! |
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| I started buying stuff off eBay and Craigslist. There's a Once Upon A Child in my town though that sells gently worn maternity stuff. |
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Location: Georgia | Lucky86 - 2014-03-13 2:51 PM
I started buying stuff off eBay and Craigslist. There's a Once Upon A Child in my town though that sells gently worn maternity stuff.
That may be what I start doing. I've have bad luck with eBay however, but I may try craigslist. Thank you. |
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Location: Southwest New Mexico | I've been using eBay. Been having good luck. Got 3 pairs of gap maternity jeans for 25.00 total and they were in great shape! Buy single peices and stay way from the huge lots |
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Location: Georgia | nm_ana07 - 2014-03-13 6:42 PM
I've been using eBay. Been having good luck. Got 3 pairs of gap maternity jeans for 25.00 total and they were in great shape! Buy single peices and stay way from the huge lots
Thank you so much for the advice! |
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Location: NE WY | I always had good luck at OldNavy.com If you get on the email list you can get 30% off coupons (I think you might have to have their Visa, which I got and would just pay off) That is where I got all my stuff, especially tops so that I could be assured they weren't stained or really worn from previous owners. Ebay is great tho too, especially for jeans cause they wear so much longer. |
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| I am often required to go out to work so I chose to buy couple of gowns for my pregnancy and the best part was that you can wear them even after pregnancy, I’ve checked oldnavy but got great deal at fertile mind maternity these looks fashionable and quite professional. So if you want you can even buy one of those kinds.
And for the purpose when we are at home, I use to wear yoga pants and shirts. These worked for me.
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| If you can wear or think you will wear a large I have some dressy business type clothes and some t shirts and jeans you can have..just message me your address if you want them..no charge |
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