Monday, 20 April 2009

compression depression...

For first time mothers, knowing what is right or wrong for the baby is a constant debate. However, when it comes to your bump and maternity wardrobe the general rule is, if it feels comfortable, then it is safe.

Question: Is it ok to wear tights during pregnancy? ....the answer is yes, as long as they are not restrictive or too tight. Daphne Metland, the medical writer and author of pregnancy bible 'Expecting' says, 'It is safe to wear maternity tights all the way through your pregnancy. However, as tights are made of synthetic fabric they can make you sweat more and feel uncomfortable, so it is important to choose tights with plenty of cotton content. '

Our maternity tights by Trasparenze are made from fine Italian yarn, and feature a gently supportive cotton body which sits snugly over your bump. Available in Black in 20, 60, or 70 denier, and Nude in 20 denier, these are maternity wardrobe staples which due to popular demand will be available in more colours and weights for Autumn '09!

Similarly Maternity Spanx are also perfectly safe to wear, as long as they are maternity specific. As your pregnancy enlarges there is strain placed on the back, bladder abdominal muscles and pelvic floor. Abdominal support garments can decrease pressure on the spine and pelvic floor and many women report a decrease on low back pain, abdominal pain and bladder problems.
So as well as smoothing contours for vanity's sake, support underwear can actually help relieve muscle strain and discomfort!

Conclusion: Any two-in-one that helps an evening in heels whilst pregnant gets our vote!

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