breastfeeding pillows can be around £42 for a fancy one, but all you really need is a V shaped pillow from Argos.
These are just as got when your in the home as you can have one side of the pillow round your side where you can either lay your arm or rest your baby if your feeding from the side rather than the front.
Its so much easier using this £7 pillow from Argos over trying to pile multiple pillows on top of one another to find the ideal posture
During the early months of pregnancy you tend to grow out a lot and might find that your favourite jeans are tight to button up or just won’t do up at all. This is where Belly bands come in to play, instead of using a hair bobble to keep your jeans fastened you can use a Belly Belt.
They are a genius idea and look a lot more fashionable than a scraggly hair bobble that’s about to snap.
Invented by an Australian, these little Belly Belts are officially endorsed by the Australian Society of Independent Midwives, which really does prove there worth. You might also want to look at Belly Bands which will help conceal your new Belly Belt, as they will totally cover it but they are quite discrete if you have a longer t shirt or top on.
Belly Belts are great as you can keepo wearing your favourite jeans or trousers for a lot longer before you need to swap in to maternity clothing sized jeans. Belly Belts can be bought for around £15 from Bumps Maternity Wear.
