Being Pregnant
Stripes For Mama and Baby!
Me with my favorite tiny striped shirt for our little man.
I’m a sucker for stripes! One thing that I can’t seem to resist are tiny striped clothes for our upcoming arrival as well as cute striped clothes to cover my bump. I’ve totally embraced stripes during pregnancy and own far too many striped items to count. I’m excited to dress my baby in stripes and I have a little confession: I’ve even got a few matching stripe outfits for us – oh yes I do!!
Here are some mama and baby outfits for you stripe addicted mamas-to-be like me. Bonus: all the mama items should work pre and post pregnancy!
For the sailor striped mama and baby – bump-friendly maxi dress / eco-stripe romper / bunny / socks
For mama and baby who love color – block stripe maternity top / trumpette stripe socks / lambswool baby blanket
For the mama and baby who like their stripes more subtle – uneven hem maternity top / organic cotton romper / stripe velour baby slippers
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3 Comments
Kaitlyn commented on May 05 11 at 6:25 pmthe colorful outfit is super cute!
Kali commented on May 05 11 at 9:45 pmso cute! you’re not alone in your love of stripes, i buy tons of stripes for my little guy too
Shannon Mac commented on May 06 11 at 9:53 amOMG — you are seriously tempting me with all this! I LOVE the first two so much :)
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