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When buying maternity clothes if you’re normally a M, do you buy that size or go to a large?

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Im expecting in September so I’m not quite into maternity clothes yet, but this is for when I am.
I’m normally a medium, do I buy a medium top when I’m 9 months pregnant, or do I go up to a large? I know how silly this sounds.

Your help is much appreciated.

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10 Comments

1

I brought the same size.
This is what i was told too.

Congrats on your pregnancy!

2

If you wear a medium then you buy a medium maternity.

3

I bought the same size. Like you I was a Medium and I wore Medium maternity clothing

4
My Husband Rocks!!
April 29th, 2010 at 4:37 pm

You would typically wear the same size(but in maternity clothes) unless you gain more than the expected baby weight or if you prefer loser clothing during pregnancy.

5

For most of your pregnancy the maternity clothes should be in the same size as your pre pregnancy clothes… Although like you my first son was born 9/11/2009… And from about 8 months on you may have to get bigger clothes and shoes!!! Being that far along in the heat of summer caused me to retain a lot of water and swell pretty bad towards the end… But don’t worry as soon as baby comes out your normal feet come back!!!

6
*mommy*to*alyssa&baby*due*72910*
April 29th, 2010 at 5:26 pm

You buy the same you wore pre-pregnancy!

Good luck!

7

I found that buying maternity clothes was very difficult – I found them all extremely huge on me, buying the size I normally wear. It wasn’t until I was about 7-8 months that I finally fit them, and by the end of 8 months -9months, the maternity clothes hardly fit – I stopped caring halfway through my 9th month if my stomach was showing or not. :)

So I don’t plan on spending alot of money on maternity clothes – I usually will buy one or two shirts brand new for a treat, and the rest I’ll buy second hand, just because I don’t know when I’ll fit them or for how long I’ll fit them for.

My first son I didn’t gain a whole lot of weight, but my second son was so huge (10 lbs) and in such a funny position that I had a hard time finding anything long enough to cover my stomach near the end. The one thing to invest in is a pair of maternity jeans – man, those things are so comfortable!!!!

I’m pregnant with my 3rd and only 12 weeks along – I bought a bunch of normal shirts the other day, with being pregnant in mind, making sure that they were roomy/not to tight, and that they would be long enough to cover my stomach in for a good portion of my pregnancy. When I get too big for those, I will buy for the size that I am at that time – I’ve learned it’s hard to judge. Some people gain only 20 lbs, and some people gain 50 -60!

Another tip – you can buy bra extenders, if you find you don’t need to go up a cup size. As baby grows, he seems to push on your ribs and expand them a bit, making your regular bra an uncomfortable fit.

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AMY :) Due 4/28/10 Baby Boy :)
April 29th, 2010 at 5:58 pm

They say buy your normal pre-preg size. I’m usually a small or medium and I bought an x-small, or a small shirt and it’s huge on me still. Try on a medium but then maybe try a small, if might fit you better.

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Miss America♫® is due 9/23/10!
April 29th, 2010 at 6:45 pm

You would buy the same size you wore Pre-pregnacy. For example..if you wore a 5/6 in pants..you’d buy the same in Maternity

10

It depends on alot of factors you may not get that big and won’t need to go up a size. You may get really big. I fit my usual clothes right up until the last month. I got 1 pair of maternity jeans then a couple of tops in my size but just a more stretchy fabric.

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