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These look like normal jeans! No one will ever guess that they are maternity. Which gives me hope for use post-pregnancy. (UPDATE: 9 months post-partum, and I’m still wearing them!!) You can live in maternity dresses and leggings, of course, but nothing’s quite so useful and go-with-everything as a great pair of jeans. In recent years the top retailers for maternity clothes have really stepped up their denim game, designing size-inclusive pieces with trend as well as comfort in mind, making now a better time than ever to shop for the best maternity jeans to accommodate a pre- (and post) natal figure in style. As many a Mumsnetter reports, you may even find yourself still reaching for your favourite pair long after you've shelved your pregnancy books and put away your prenatal vitamins.

Fancy something a bit different? Coated stretch denim jeans can be dressed up with a nice top or dressed down with chunky sandals or trainers. They’re a bit sassier than your regular denims and are super flattering too. Sizes: Waist 26 - 36; length 32 | Waistband: Over bump | Material: Stretch denim, coated finish, 100% organic cotton What we love A soft, silky panel. Something with stretch, but very, very smooth. Else it will itch like crazy on a sensitive, growing, belly, and anything bulky will show through. Gap’s are the best. I got a pair of DL1961 Jess jeans secondhand from Poshmark and I LOVE them! They are probably the most comfortable and flattering jeans I've ever worn, maternity or not! They are under belly and have side panels...awesome. Spendy, even at secondhand prices, but they are the only pair of jeans I bought and I wear them multiple times a week." So which style of maternity jean is right for you? After trying what feels like every style of maternity jean on the planet, there’s a clear favorite (and M agrees!). But since everyone is different – and each pregnancy is different – you’ll want to take our favorite with a grain of salt.We also consulted with New Jersey-based stylist Julie Holobinko to help find brands that live up to their promises of quality, accurate sizing, and customer service. Everyone makes the switch from regular pants to maternity pants at different times. Some find that their clothes are way too tight right away and need to switch to sweatpants or yoga pants as early as six or eight weeks. Some don't really "pop" until about 12 weeks, which is when the uterus has expanded beyond the pelvic area. Still, others don't really need to wear clothes with a more flexible waistline until about 20 weeks in, when the abdomen begins to significantly expand.

I had really high hopes for these jeans – these were the only jeans I could find that had the ingenious tiny, front-only panel. Alas, these jeans fit more like jeggings, not jeans. Which was a problem because the fabric was only 2% stretch (jeggings are typically 20%). The result? They were darn near impossible to put on. I had to sit down and pull (and pull and pull) them over my size 5.5 feet. Ridiculous for a pregnant lady. However, once they were on they stayed put and looked amazing. So YES – I did wear these from time-to-time.If you love wearing jeans, there's no need to give them up now you're pregnant. A well-fitting pair of maternity jeans can look just as fabulous as your faithful skinnies! What should I look for when buying maternity jeans?Before you go shopping for your first maternity jeans, bear in mind the following tips: They look and feel just like regular Madewell denim with a full belly panel. Side Panel vs. Full Belly Panel Maternity Jeans I got mine from ASOS, but they are River Island Molly ones - I got 2 colours and they are the comfiest things I've ever worn! I can nap in them and everything!! 100% recommend!!"(Recommended by Mumsnet user surprised12) Our verdict I wore these regularly through one pregnancy and have started wearing them again this time around. Where to Buy Madewell Maternity Jeans: I wouldn’t. Be very wary of any maternity jean whose only fit device is a hidden elastic waistband. We are not toddlers.