Maternity dresses

When to buy a maternity dress?

Then when you decide you need it. :-) But seriously, from the second trimester of pregnancy, our body begins to take on a rounder shape, and our pregnancy belly finally becomes visible and this is the last moment when a maternity dress should appear in the wardrobe.

We are happy and we want to share this happiness with the whole world. We need clothes that will emphasize our pregnancy curves!

What should a maternity dress be like?

Let's start with the size of the maternity dress.

A common mistake made by pregnant women is to buy oversize or regular clothes but a few sizes larger than before pregnancy. In such clothes, we often look like in the proverbial sack.

When choosing our brand dedicated to this period, always follow your pre-pregnancy size. Our maternity dresses have a special cut that is adapted to women's shapes. If you were wearing S size before pregnancy, then in the first and second trimesters, pregnancy should be the right choice. It is only in the third trimester, when your baby's growth is at its greatest, that you can consider one size more than before pregnancy.

When you buy maternity dresses, choose those made of breathable, natural materials.

The time of pregnancy is the moment when not only our body changes, but it is also the time when our hormones are going crazy. During pregnancy, their production increases sharply. This madness of hormones (especially progesterone, prolactin and estrogens) causes many unwanted ailments. Excessive sweating or heat flushes are a typical symptom of pregnancy complaints. That is why choosing clothes made of natural, breathable fabrics is such an essential element. It provides us with the comfort we need so much.

Booob Yesss maternity dresses are sewn only from natural fabrics with attention to detail. Designed by a mother of three children, they are functional and practical. Above all, they are beautiful and designed in such a way that you will also wear them when this special time of pregnancy and breastfeeding has passed.