Pregnancy: where to go to get dressed?

Pregnancy: where to go to get dressed?

Nadine Joannette shares with you some great places to find maternity clothes and accessories.

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For advice on clothing, layouts and preferred accessories, I invite you to consult my other texts, you will find a we alth of practical information on the fashion during pregnancy.

In the meantime, here are some good addresses to guide your search for beautiful maternity clothes, for all tastes and budgets. Some offer an online ordering service, a great idea if you live outside major centres.

Apso bibi

6627 St-Laurent

Montreal

514-273-3838Maternity Clothes made in Canada. More than 15 clothing lines

Mother & Moss

1730 Marie Victorin

Longueuil

450-674-0326Maternity clothes

Thyme Maternity

In all stores, in all regions of QuebecMaternity clothes size XS - XXL, accessories, underwear clothing, skincare.

Motherhood.ca

Now at Carrefour Laval and Promenades St-Bruno. A huge selection of size S maternity clothes - XXXL

Old navy

In all 7 stores in QuebecClothingmaternity size 1 to 18

Happy shopping!

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