Maternity clothes ?!

Question

I'm almost 7 weeks along and I am so uncomfortable! I don't think I've gotten any bigger, but it seems like my stomach is so much more sensitive. Im a bigger person to begin with so maybe that's why? 
My question is when Is it okay to start wearing maternity clothes? Or should I just start with the waistband thing? This is my first pregnancy and I'm kind of lost.

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You can start purchasing them whenever YOU feel like you want to! There is absolutely no rule. I know many women who even wear maternity clothes months and months after giving birth. They are expensive, but soooo much more comfortable than regular clothes. I purchased my first maternity shorts at six weeks...the bloat was for real! Now, At 22 weeks, I can't imagine trying to wear normal clothes. So you do what is the most comfortable for you. Most people will never know if you're wearing maternity clothing or not :)

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I'm a big girl too, but thankfully most of my jeans were either really big or stretchy to begin with LOL I think I might need some new shirts though. Boobs and belly take up a lot of space I'm my little tees..

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I got my maternity pants at 8 weeks due to the crazy bloating.  If you're uncomfortable then go ahead, mama.  No reason to wait.

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That bloat kicks in quickly and even wearing a simple pair of jeans can be rough. If you feel you need maternity clothes, then you go get them. Don't just get a bigger size of regular clothes because then they'll be big everywhere. I learned my lesson.

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I've been wearing maternity clothes since around 6-7 weeks. I was definitely 'showing' from major bloat. And i feel you on the tender stomach. Until around now, (28w 4d) I hadn't been able to sleep with any weight on my stomach because it was so sensitive. Go get some maternity pants! They're amazingggg

Maternity clothes ?!

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