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I buy my maternity clothes from thrift stores. I have found some super cute stuff from savers, goodwill, and random thrift stores! You have to be somewhat diligent and go multiple times to get everything you need,

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but you spend a fraction of what you would going to normal stores. For something you are only going to be wearing for 4 months maybe a couple times, if you have same season babies! I have a lot of yoga pants, and sweat pants the cut off kind like capris style.