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An underwear fitting that lasts ten seconds in front of a mirror misses quite a lot of a working day.
Baby clothes can be lovely. They are still a present for the baby. Here are a few ways to keep her on the Christmas list.
The useful laundry rule is the one on your own garment. Here is how to turn it into a routine that works between wears.
The coat can stay open. The waistband needs a closer look. Three ways to get dressed without buying a whole winter wardrobe.
Two products can both be called a belly band and come with completely different fitting instructions.
Count the days a pair is out of action in the wash, then add a spare. There is no universal magic number.
A comfortable pregnancy bra and a convenient feeding bra can overlap, but the names do not tell you everything.
The better shape is the one that stays comfortable when you sit, walk and get on with your day.
Two babies do not mean you need twice as much skincare. Start with comfort, current measurements and realistic expectations.
Your bump isn't the only place that changes. A practical guide to thigh and hip stretch marks, including the difference between marks, rubbing and a poor fit.
A band that needs rearranging every ten minutes is worth checking. Here is how to measure, put it on and spot a fit that needs adjusting.
Your bra can stop fitting before your jeans do. Here is what breast stretch marks mean, what helps with comfort and which claims deserve a closer look.