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MSE Pregnancy Club 27
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P.s , does anyone know of anywhere with cheap button up nighties ?
Trying to get my hospital bag in order but don't want to pay lots if they end up ruined.0 -
primark have lots con
for about £4/£5. they seem to be the button up nighty of choice, the amount of people iv seen on one born every minute iv seen wearing them, ha! x
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fireyfirenze wrote: »primark have lots con
for about £4/£5. they seem to be the button up nighty of choice, the amount of people iv seen on one born every minute iv seen wearing them, ha! x
Great, will pop in during the week thenNot much else to get.
I'm not sure what to pack for coming home, most seem to say joggies but I don't wear joggies, I'm thinking leggings but perhaps they wouldn't be comfy ? I could pick up joggies I guess if it comes to it.0 -
I'm wearing my maternity leggings con, most comfy things I own!First baby due 3/3/14 - Team Yellow! Our little girl born 25/2/140
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I've packed maternity leggings to come home in too. With a tunic top that fitted me up to about 28 weeks, so will hopefully fit me again. If not I'll get hubby to pick up something from home, but I don't have enough maternity clothes to put in the bag now, I'm still wearing them!First date 10.2.2002
Engaged 18.8.2010
Wedding 9.4.2012
Baby #1 due 26.2.2014 :j0 -
P.s , does anyone know of anywhere with cheap button up nighties ?
Trying to get my hospital bag in order but don't want to pay lots if they end up ruined.
http://www.clothingattesco.com/nightwear+slippers/f+f-checked-flannel-nightshirt/invt/cc411086&bklist=icat,4,shop,catgwomens,womens-nightwear
My mum brought me one of these for Christmas. I was a bit doubtful about it when I first saw it. She told me that I would be thankful for it when I am further along in my pregnancy and I must say she was totally right. Its not the most flattering thing but after a hard long day all I want to do it get changed into it. In fact thinking about it maybe I should buy another...:rotfl: She also said it would be helpful with breastfeeding as I will be able to just undo a couple of buttons and flop one out
Hope that helps xxx0 -
I bought a night shirt similar to that Vicky from primark for £6.
I don't get on with the primark button nighties I'm afraid. I tried a couple on but they only button down so far and I couldn't get my boobs out!!!
Nightshirts or pyjama tops for me!!!0 -
Thank you will have a look at them all and grab a few. I don't know what I'll wear to actually give birth but I think I want a pool for my labour so perhaps be a tankini.. Still think I'm best to have a few nighties too then will bring pj bottoms also as I can't sleep with near legs unless they are totally smoothe for some reason !! Usually I would say I'll make sure eu are smoothe but seeing as labour can happen anytime I can't really guarantee it can I?! Was considering waxing but afraid it will be too painful ATM as I know pregnant can alter how the body reacts...0
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I got some button through nighties from Matalan- £6. A little snug but thinking tummy will go down a bit after. At that price it doesnt matter if they get messy or stetched.April £5 a day challenge- £15.05/£1500
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I got one for about £7 in the debenhams sale. I'd ideally like a water birth so will wear a bikini top for that.
Con could you watch the Winter Olympics on tv? I've been watching that in the mornings past couple of days x0
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