Her list goes as follows...
- Active Truth tights - over the bump, with thick, flattering fabric. Bought in first tri and they're growing happily with me. Nice maternity active wear is impossible to find: why? Come on Lulu/Nike et al – preggos exercise too
- Bendon crop top - the classic not-super-flattering-but-very-comfy-crop top (I tried the CK one to be cool but it cut in and pissed me off) and Bonds maternity bras
- Bras N Things Lucile Bralette because the last thing these tatas need is padding. And all wire-free bras are padded. Why? Bought one in each colour
- Seed denim (the elastic waist ones but in a size up, they're a good ankle-skimming length and skinny shape, and also the drop crotch soft denim ones) and also Ripe Maternity denim, the black skinny leg ones
- Overalls - mine are Hatch x Current Elliot, which I bought online with some other Hatch stuff that I’m yet to wear, in honesty
- ASOS maternity and ZARA for basic tees and little cheapie fun smock dresses
- Bassike tees and soft cotton pants
- Kookai for stretchy tight dresses - cotton for summersies; wool for wintersies – great as a skirt over tights, or with heels HA HA AS IF, on toast etc etc
She also recommends wearing a 'horrible dressing gown from the fiery depths of hell', for maximum comfort.
The best part about a lot of these products is that they are not maternity specific, so even if you're not pregnant you can wear them to be comfy!
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She has also previously recommended regular massage during pregnancy, because often it can be very tough on your body.
No wonder she has such a beautiful glow!