Given the temperature outside, it's time to close tightly. When you have a bump to deal with, though, it becomes somewhat more difficult.
The good news is that you probably will feel warmer than usual during pregnant, hence you may not experience much cold. Still, you'll want to figure out ways to keep your expanding bump neat and comfortable when the colder days start.
Layer Upon Layer
Warmth depends on layering, and for eking out your regular wardrobe a little longer. Though some long maternity t-shirts or vests might be useful, you do not have to immediately purchase a wardrobe full of maternity clothing. As a foundation layer, try stretchy materials to keep your bump covered and cozy; just add on top.
Try Your Existing Woolies For Size
For a little additional length and stretch, you might choose to treat yourself to some maternity jumpers. Likewise, you might be astonished to find how many of your regular ones will perform very brilliantly. Particularly if you are not yet in the third trimester.
There are always cardigans even if none of your jumpers are fit for use. If it's not too cold, cardigans left free or with just the top few done will look great. Who requires buttons anyway?
One mother here wore a lot: "I was pregnant with Frankie and lived in coats during the winter. Those are really thick cardigans devoid of buttons. Under layers and with a scarf, they were just sufficient for a British winter. Jenny, the mother of Frank, two years old
Get A Big Scarf
For a nippy day, a big scarf or shawl teamed with an undone cardigan or coat makes a great pregnancy combination. Especially since the scarf can hide everything your outerwear cannot cover. Besides, it will naturally keep your neck warm.
Jeans and leggings
After weeks of battling to do up your flies, never undervalue the relief of sliding on some jeans with an elastic waistline. Mums we interview frequently claim that pregnancy pants are the most comfortable they have ever worn. Another excellent option are leggings; match them with tunics, jumper skirts and big shirts.
One mother shared with us her great appreciation for her particular jeans: "Want to know a secret? I wore my pregnant jeans far longer than I should have after Rex was born. Why would you live with a button probing your abdomen? Alternatively, when you can use elastic to maintain everything in place, you run the danger of baring all when stooping down. Julia, sixteen months' mother of Rex.
Try A Maternity Band
Try a band if you desire maternity pants but don't want to buy any. Bands are meant to let you wear your current pants unassumingly. They stop too short shirts riding over your bump and are tight enough to hold pants up. Just cover with layers on top.
Save Some Pregnancy Tights For Use
Your regular tights will only see you till rather late in pregnancy. Try wearing some maternity ones if you find it difficult to stretch them across your developing bulge. A few pairs of reasonably good quality pregnancy high denier tights will keep you warm and get you through the chilly months.
One mother described her tights as follows: "I got gifted a few pairs of these from a friend and lived in them last winter. Actually, until I was roughly seven months in, several of my non-maternity outfits still worked. Five months, mum of Joey, Fran
It’s shoe time – steer clear of laces
You will quickly find that shoes start to cause problems when your bump exceeds a particular size. Your feet could swell and make walking unpleasant. Moreover, stooping to attach ties or shoes becomes almost difficult.
Summertime this issue is simply resolved with a pair of flip-flops. You should grab for a pair of slip-on boots in winter. They will end up your new best friend. Look for those with strong grips to keep you steady regardless of the underfoot conditions.
Read Also: Styling Tips For Casual Pregnancy Outfits Winter
Blazer
Although woolen cardigans are great for nice evenings in and woodland walks, occasionally you might wish to seem a little more put together. In these cases, a blazer might be really appropriate. Nobody will be interested in knowing there is no likelihood of performing that button-up.
And what about coats?
Of course, maternity jackets are available if you want a suitable winter coat you can put up. However, you will most likely be good with an existing coat left undone unless you intend a journey to cooler regions. Team with a shawl or cosy scarf for added cosiness.
Don’t Forget About Underwear
Whatever the season, you'll most likely find it worth it to invest in a well-fitting bra or two and some big underwear. Fortunately, winter coats conceal any VPL from oh-so-comfortable-but-scary huge jeans.
Your bra size may keep altering throughout pregnancy. If you're uncomfortable, it's a good idea to be measured up anytime you need to. Many turn out to be nursing bras for once a baby arrives. Success, success.
Quality seconds
Don't worry about breaking the budget if you find the above to be a lengthy, old list. NCT Nearly New Sales has lots of fantastic deals.
Many of the pregnant women we interview also have a hand-me-round system among friends in different phases of pregnancy and between pregnancies. You now have free access to a new maternity wardrobe.
Ola Hansen 
Given the temperature outside, it's time to close tightly. When you have a bump to deal with, though, it becomes somewhat more difficult.
The good news is that you probably will feel warmer than usual during pregnant, hence you may not experience much cold. Still, you'll want to figure out ways to keep your expanding bump neat and comfortable when the colder days start.
Layer Upon Layer
Warmth depends on layering, and for eking out your regular wardrobe a little longer. Though some long maternity t-shirts or vests might be useful, you do not have to immediately purchase a wardrobe full of maternity clothing. As a foundation layer, try stretchy materials to keep your bump covered and cozy; just add on top.
Try Your Existing Woolies For Size
For a little additional length and stretch, you might choose to treat yourself to some maternity jumpers. Likewise, you might be astonished to find how many of your regular ones will perform very brilliantly. Particularly if you are not yet in the third trimester.
There are always cardigans even if none of your jumpers are fit for use. If it's not too cold, cardigans left free or with just the top few done will look great. Who requires buttons anyway?
One mother here wore a lot: "I was pregnant with Frankie and lived in coats during the winter. Those are really thick cardigans devoid of buttons. Under layers and with a scarf, they were just sufficient for a British winter. Jenny, the mother of Frank, two years old
Get A Big Scarf
For a nippy day, a big scarf or shawl teamed with an undone cardigan or coat makes a great pregnancy combination. Especially since the scarf can hide everything your outerwear cannot cover. Besides, it will naturally keep your neck warm.
Jeans and leggings
After weeks of battling to do up your flies, never undervalue the relief of sliding on some jeans with an elastic waistline. Mums we interview frequently claim that pregnancy pants are the most comfortable they have ever worn. Another excellent option are leggings; match them with tunics, jumper skirts and big shirts.
One mother shared with us her great appreciation for her particular jeans: "Want to know a secret? I wore my pregnant jeans far longer than I should have after Rex was born. Why would you live with a button probing your abdomen? Alternatively, when you can use elastic to maintain everything in place, you run the danger of baring all when stooping down. Julia, sixteen months' mother of Rex.
Try A Maternity Band
Try a band if you desire maternity pants but don't want to buy any. Bands are meant to let you wear your current pants unassumingly. They stop too short shirts riding over your bump and are tight enough to hold pants up. Just cover with layers on top.
Save Some Pregnancy Tights For Use
Your regular tights will only see you till rather late in pregnancy. Try wearing some maternity ones if you find it difficult to stretch them across your developing bulge. A few pairs of reasonably good quality pregnancy high denier tights will keep you warm and get you through the chilly months.
One mother described her tights as follows: "I got gifted a few pairs of these from a friend and lived in them last winter. Actually, until I was roughly seven months in, several of my non-maternity outfits still worked. Five months, mum of Joey, Fran
It’s shoe time – steer clear of laces
You will quickly find that shoes start to cause problems when your bump exceeds a particular size. Your feet could swell and make walking unpleasant. Moreover, stooping to attach ties or shoes becomes almost difficult.
Summertime this issue is simply resolved with a pair of flip-flops. You should grab for a pair of slip-on boots in winter. They will end up your new best friend. Look for those with strong grips to keep you steady regardless of the underfoot conditions.
Read Also: Styling Tips For Casual Pregnancy Outfits Winter
Blazer
Although woolen cardigans are great for nice evenings in and woodland walks, occasionally you might wish to seem a little more put together. In these cases, a blazer might be really appropriate. Nobody will be interested in knowing there is no likelihood of performing that button-up.
And what about coats?
Of course, maternity jackets are available if you want a suitable winter coat you can put up. However, you will most likely be good with an existing coat left undone unless you intend a journey to cooler regions. Team with a shawl or cosy scarf for added cosiness.
Don’t Forget About Underwear
Whatever the season, you'll most likely find it worth it to invest in a well-fitting bra or two and some big underwear. Fortunately, winter coats conceal any VPL from oh-so-comfortable-but-scary huge jeans.
Your bra size may keep altering throughout pregnancy. If you're uncomfortable, it's a good idea to be measured up anytime you need to. Many turn out to be nursing bras for once a baby arrives. Success, success.
Quality seconds
Don't worry about breaking the budget if you find the above to be a lengthy, old list. NCT Nearly New Sales has lots of fantastic deals.
Many of the pregnant women we interview also have a hand-me-round system among friends in different phases of pregnancy and between pregnancies. You now have free access to a new maternity wardrobe.