When did you start wearing maternity clothes

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When did you first start dressing for your bump showing it off? I’m 14 weeks 1 day I am showing I have switched to maternity pants & shorts at home as I got uncomfortable. I have ones for work but haven’t started wearing them

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I still sleep in my maternity night gown 🤷🏻

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I started around 7 weeks because my stomach was so sensitive and sore and even leggings put pressure on my belly in a painful way

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With my first baby I started wearing maternity jeans around 12 weeks and maternity shirts, dresses and pants around 20 weeks.

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Around 16-17 weeks. I lived in dresses until it got too chilly then I switched to maternity pants.

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I just got some bigger sized clothes I am about to be in my 20th week. Try thrift stores before maternity stores, I find they are much cheaper and sometimes have a nice shirt or 2.

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I’m 25 weeks and so glad summer is almost here because I’ll likely just switch to wearing mostly dresses and hold off on buying maternity clothes as long as possible. 
I just am frugal and don’t see the point in a buying a brand new wardrobe that won’t fit me for very long. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I started at about 8 or 9 weeks, I was just so bloated I couldn't wear any of my jeans and I was tired of wearing yoga pants. Plus the only maternity store within a 50 mile radius of me was closing down so I decided to stock up early.

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14 weeks is when I started wearing maternity pants. Started wearing the tight maternity shirts with the scrunchy sides around 17 weeks so I could show off my tiny bump 😂

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8 weeks lol

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As soon as possible. 😂 
With my first I waited forever and then discovered how comfy they were!

When did you start wearing maternity clothes

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