Maternity clothes?

Question

Hey yall. This is my first pregnancy I'll be 14 weeks tomorrow. When did everyone start with maternity clothes? My pants will button but they are snug and when I set down I unbutton them so they aren't pressing so hard and making me feel uncomfortable. I don't really have a bump that I notice I was chubby before getting pregnant. But I do notice a bump when laying down lol I just am not ready to make the switch yet and I'm wondering if anyone else has??

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Once you switch to maternity clothes you'll wish you had switched sooner because they are oh so comfy. Leave the waist unbuttoned with a loose shirt or use the hair tie trick. First time around I started with maternity clothes around 17 weeks I think. I'm 16 weeks and have already sported some maternity dresses. Not big enough for the maternity pants yet. I never retired my maternity tanks from last pregnancy because they were so great.

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I use belly bands and the hair tie trick, did it with all three pregnancies and pretty much never needed maternity clothes minus a few items, with today's style (leggings and tunics) we are pretty lucky as mommy to be that we can just buy maybe a size larger and not waste the money

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With my first I gained 45 pounds and I didn't really buy any maternity clothes. I had quite a bit of loose fitting clothes that fit right through. I bought a tracksuit, 2 shirts and a ton of bras(10+).

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Sometimes u don't need to buy maternity clothes. I've learned a trick, and I will share. 
If it sounds confusing please try searching on how it's down
With a hair tie wrap that around ur pants button then insert where the button goes and then put over the button. Sort of like a do umber pocket holder with the string and the button. It'll just stretch with you. I've been using this and it's helpful. Hope that helps

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I bought pants when I was 10 weeks because it feels more comfortable

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