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Saving money on Maternity Clothes
Are you at that stage yet in your pregnancy where your waistband is starting to expand? Things are getting a little too snug and you’re having to think about larger sizes and maternity wear.
A great place to look at is on an auction site, many people sell of bundles of their maternity wear so you can sometimes pick up a whole maternity wardrobe for a small price. And remember, the size you need equals the size you are in ‘normal clothes’, so if you’re a 12 then you’ll need size 12 maternity clothes. This stumped me to start with!
If you’re looking to buy new I have a fab tip! If you head to the tall section that some of the shops have you can pick up t-shirts and jumpers at a nice price and they are a perfect length to keep those tummies covered!
Hannah from A New Addition's tip: Look out for posts on recycling sites as some women may be trying to help out by offering her preloved pregnancy clothes.
And of course, don’t forget to come and sign up with mum and baby online, with one simple form you will be signed up to businesses such as Huggies and Pampers and will receive newsletters from them with vouchers, advice and competitions.
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Saving money on Maternity Clothes
Are you at that stage yet in your pregnancy where your waistband is starting to expand? Things are getting a little too snug and you’re having to think about larger sizes and maternity wear.
A great place to look at is on an auction site, many people sell of bundles of their maternity wear so you can sometimes pick up a whole maternity wardrobe for a small price. And remember, the size you need equals the size you are in ‘normal clothes’, so if you’re a 12 then you’ll need size 12 maternity clothes. This stumped me to start with!
If you’re looking to buy new I have a fab tip! If you head to the tall section that some of the shops have you can pick up t-shirts and jumpers at a nice price and they are a perfect length to keep those tummies covered!
Hannah from A New Addition's tip: Look out for posts on recycling sites as some women may be trying to help out by offering her preloved pregnancy clothes.
And of course, don’t forget to come and sign up with mum and baby online, with one simple form you will be signed up to businesses such as Huggies and Pampers and will receive newsletters from them with vouchers, advice and competitions.
Mum and Baby Online Website
Mum and Baby Online Facebook
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