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Maternity Pants: Not JUST for Expecting Mothers

I had a fun little pregnancy milestone today: I broke out and wore my maternity jeans for the first time.  Let me tell you – you’ve been missing out.  I can’t stress how incredibly comfortable maternity pants are.

I actually encourage every woman to invest in a pair for the sole purpose of wearing during major food consumption holidays – Thanksgiving, Christmas, the Super Bowl.  Not a huge investment either – I bought mine on sale for only $14.99 at Old Navy (be careful though; not all Old Navy stores have maternity sections).  I bet you it’d be completely worth your money.  No need to unbutton your pants when your waste band stretches to accommodate your growing belly – whether it be full of baby or full or turkey.  Just a thought.

I’m also 18 weeks today, which means Baby Lump weighs between five to seven ounces and is almost six inches long.  To stick with the food metaphor, this means he/she is about the size of a deli pickle.

Why do I have a craving for ice cream all of a sudden?  I kid, I kid.  ;o)

Oven Timer: 18 weeks

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  1. Marianne
    August 11, 2008 at 9:03 pm | #1

    I once wandered into the maternity section of Old Navy and was FASCINATED by those jeans. Such a great idea — I’m jealous of your extreme comfort.

  2. Cole
    August 11, 2008 at 10:25 pm | #2

    Soooo do you consume pickles during Thanksgiving, Christmas or the Super Bowl? Also… I too an investing in maternity pants… for when I go on drinking and eating binges that include Wing It and… pickles

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