Tiffany Rose
- Maternity clothes and clothing including designer maternity wedding dresses and gowns, formal wear, tops, bottoms and dresses. Fast UK delivery and a 14-Day Money Back Guarantee.

Maternity Wear Buying Guide
 
Finding clothes to wear whilst you a pregnant can sometimes be a problem. If you buy something, how long will it fit you for? Where can you buy outfits for special occasions? Is everything going to cost the earth?
 
What you will need will depend on your lifestyle. If you work, then smart clothes for the office are a must. However, if you have friends who have had children they may have some clothes that you can borrow. (Don't bank on it though, my friends lent me pregnancy clothing when I was pregnant and, call me ungrateful, but I thought it was hideous. I remember prancing around the living room pretending to be a marquee in a huge tent dress.)
 

Bump to 3
- A mail order specialist with a range of practical products for expectant mothers through to children from birth up to the age of 3.

Fashion, style and tastes change and you will want clothes to suit your own taste.
 
Before shopping, you should consider these points:

• Can you adapt any of your existing clothes? Sweat pants, anything with an elasticated waist, hubby's t-shirts, shorts and jumpers can all be made use of.
• Maternity clothes are specially designed to grow with you throughout your pregnancy. They are either very stretchy, or feature expanding panels, waistbands and tie to fit designs. They are also bought to your pre-pregnancy size so whilst they adapt to your bump, they remain in proportion elsewhere.
• When buying maternity tops, check to see if they have any design features which will allow for discrete breast feeding after your baby is born, such as specially designed flaps and zips. Personally speaking, when I breast fed my two boys, I found loose tops that you could easily pull up the easiest option. On the many occasions that I breast fed in public places, I largely went unnoticed.
• You may be able to buy clothing second hand - try the online auction site eBay and you might find a bargain.
• You can buy bra extenders to increase the life of your bras (they attach to the clips on the back of your bra, so you can still wear your bra as your rib cage expands. If your cup size increases though they are not much use.)
• Your feet and ankles may swell up during the latter months of your pregnancy, so go for shoes that have adjustable width such as adjustable straps, laces or velcro fastenings.
• Buying online or via mail order will save you trailing from store to store and let you try on your designs in the comfort of your own home.

Also try:

• Mothercare
• Next Directory