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Maternity jeans

hi,

I'm going to buy some maternity jeans today as my normal jeans are getting a bit tight, however I don't really have much of a bump yet even though I'm 23 weeks tomorrow.
I was just wondering is it best to just buy your normal size as they have the elastic waistband so they stretch? Or do other people go a size up? Not really sure what to do haha
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I'm 22 weeks and have a bump I have a couple pair of maternity skinny jeans from target I bought when I was 18 weeks... My belly button is popped too I'm 122 pounds now everyone is different, buy your normal size
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Thanks :) I'll stick to my normal size then. I'm from the UK so it's not that hot very often haha, can definitely get away with wearing jeans anyway.
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I bought size small with the fabric that goes all over your belly. It's stretchy and move comfortable. I didn't go up a size until now but that's because in the third trimester your feet get swollen and my legs also got swollen so the jeans fit tight. I would recommend getting shorts well depending in the area you live. If its hot then your better off in shorts, you already get hot enough due to the extra blood now imagine wearing jeans on a hot day. Not every comfortable.
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Your normal size
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