“The material is incredibly soft and comfortable. “I have lived in the Jojo top, paired with the Coco bottoms, for the past week and have nothing but amazing things to say about it,” writes one happy shopper. The innovative wrap design allows you to expose your nipple for feeding without having to expose your entire breast, and is also highly adjustable for a better fit whether you’re actively breastfeeding, pregnant or just adjusting to your new mom bod. This relatively new, but beloved, brand is all about creating nursing-friendly swimwear that is also chic and supportive, with the Jojo top being one of its absolute best sellers. In the same way that pregnancy should never stop you from doing the things you love (i.e., taking a dip or hanging by the pool), neither should breastfeeding.
Why We Love It: Available in 11 chic color options, has UPF 50+ built in sun protection, machine washable (although the brand suggests laying it flat to dry).
All in all, I’m very happy with my purchase.” I got the size small, typically I am a medium on top and there’s plenty of room for my growing belly. “I debated a lot about what kind of suit to buy,” writes one reviewer, “I have been a competitive swimmer and triathlete for years and I wanted to continue swimming through pregnancy. A few reviewers also mentioned how much they appreciated the higher neck, which offers a bit more coverage, so you don’t have to worry about your cleavage while you run around the beach or pool.
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The racerback offers lots of bust support, aided by a built-in shelf bra, and allows for full range of motion. According to reviews, the top doesn’t ride up during laps thanks to a hidden draw cord that can cinch under your belly. We looked at multiple bump-friendly workout one-pieces, but ultimately decided this tankini was the better choice for one important reason: It’s much easier to put on and to take off when you need a bathroom break.
Why We Love It: Built-in shelf bra, drawcord waist prevents the top from riding up. It's plenty long for tall girls, gives adequate breast support (38DDD) and plenty of belly room and growth space.” I'm eight months pregnant and decided to size up to an XL after reading reviews, but I would suggest ordering true to size. The material is nice and doesn't cut you in any weird places. Per one reviewer, “This is a super comfortable bathing suit and very cute. It appears it also runs true to size and may even work well for those with longer torsos. Multiple reviews mention how comfortable the bottoms are and that they don’t seem to pinch or dig in around the legs, even come the third trimester. The top also has removable padding and the shoulder straps are adjustable and can be either removed entirely for a strapless look or crisscrossed in back for bonus support. There are six fun color/pattern combos to choose from, all of which have the same chic smocking up top and flattering ruching along the hips. Why We Love It: Budget-friendly price tag, available in lots of fun colors, offers full coverage without feeling dowdyįor the gal who is always on the hunt for a bold, fun ‘fit that will stand out from the sea of little black swimsuits, this adorable bikini is sure to be a hit. And anything with tummy-control or a restrictive fit is a no-go!” With those things in mind, here are 17 maternity swimsuits that check all our boxes. Avoid swimsuits that have seams on the bump, this can be a sensitive area. “If you are at the earlier stages in your pregnancy, remember that your hips and under bust will grow, so when trying on maternity swimsuits make sure to avoid styles that are tight on these areas and focus on styles that have a bit of extra room for growing. “This will give you even extra room to grow and will ensure the swimsuit doesn’t constrict your waist.” As for what to avoid, they advise paying close attention to fit and the placing of seams. They also suggest looking specifically for suits with ruching along the sides. According to the experts at maternity brand Seraphine the top three things to look for are “Expandability, durability, longevity!” The materials should be able to stretch alongside your growing belly without going sheer or snagging. Of course the number one thing to consider when buying swimwear is comfort, but when it comes to maternity swimwear there are a few extra notes that are important to pay attention to.
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