Maternity Coat

You ask, we look. We have had many searches on the site for a winter maternity coat that is affordable.

The Noppies padded maternity coat has been very popular, and is now almost sold out, so we have been on the hunt for you pregnant ladies to find you some more coats.

Valja Maternity do some great summer dresses, so we were not surprised to find that they have designed a fabulous black maternity coat

Fully lined and in a textured wool mix, the coat will see you through the winter in style.

Take a look online at Everyday Maternity

Breastfeeding Dress

Boob Nursing Breastfeeding DressMore new styles are now in stock at Everyday Maternity from Boob Nursing Wear.

Keep warm this winter in your favourite breastfeeding tops from Boob, as we have updated the range with the Boob Nursing Boat Neck Top and the Boob Nursing Turtle Neck Dress

It is important to feel comfortable when breastfeeding, and the double layer on this dress means that no-one will really notice you nursing your baby.

You will also be able to stay warm, and the clever overlap ensures no great exposure of your tummy is going to happen.

Maternity Massage

Massage has many scientifically proven health benefits such as stimulating the blood and lymph systems, thereby increasing immunity and removal of toxins, stabilizing hormonal levels, and adding tone and flexibility to muscles, all of which enhance the health of both you and your baby.

As the baby develops in the womb, the mother’s centre of gravity gradually shifts. As the weight of baby and mother increases, added stress is placed on weight bearing joints. Hormonal changes during pregnancy can also cause joints to loosen, leading many women to experience discomfort, particularly in the pelvis and lower back. Massage increases flexibility, enhancing the ability to carry this extra weight whilst helping to alleviate aches and pains, leg cramps, muscle spasms and water retention.

Massage is also particularly beneficial in increasing circulation throughout pregnancy. Improved blood flow increases the supply of oxygenated blood and nutrients to the placenta. Similarly, a therapeutic touch speeds up the elimination of toxins and excess fluid to help boost your immune system and energy levels.

And of course, the power of relaxation brought about by massage is never to be underestimated during pregnancy. Regular massage sessions can bring back a sense of body-mind integration, putting you in a state of calm acceptance of your continually evolving physical form. There is after all, no other time in a woman’s life when she more deserves to be luxuriously pampered than when she is pregnant ………

Check out Everyday Maternity for our special maternity massage offer.

Boob Nursing Wear Hot Seller

As you know the new collection from Boob Nursing Wear has arrived at Everyday Maternity

And the hot selling item is the Electric Red Nursing Tunic!

This new style breastfeeding top with its tie-back design hiding the nursing function, has proved to be very popular. The tie-back creates an interesting design feature, and is available as a breastfeeding dress or nursing tunic.

Check out this stunning new breastfeeding dress - we promise you will not be disappointed.

Winter Maternity Coats














Brrrrr - so the colder weather is setting in, and you gorgeous pregnant ladies are all starting to think about keeping warm this winter, and we are already starting to see people looking for a winter coat that fits their bump.

Well here at Everyday Maternity we have your warmth in mind and have searched high and low for some wonderful winter jackets that will see you through your pregnancy.

So far we have found a great long jacket from Noppies Maternity, a couple of wool jackets from MBC Maternity. These are available now.

Take a look at these lovely maternity jackets in our winter section. And if there is nothing there that suits, call again, as we will be adding more in the Winter season. We have the check jacket from 9fashion due in soon.

Or how about the Maternity Denim Jacket for an up to date look.

Car Seat Safety Guide

I spent some time at Nursery World this week helping out with their launch of Kids World - a showroom specifically for kids and mainly things like car seats.

They are doing a lot of work with their team on fitting the right car seats, especially infant carriers. If you are looking for a car seat for your new baby, then take a look at their site:

www.nurseryworldonline.co.uk

Here are a few pointers from them:

Guide to Car Seat Safety

The Regulations

The law says that all children up to 135cm tall, or under the age of 12, whichever is first, traveling in a vehicle must use the correct child restraint for their weight. There are very few exceptions to this.

Each year, about 30 children under the age of 11 are killed while traveling in cars and around 400 are seriously injured. The proper use of child car restraints would prevent many of these deaths and injuries.

In a 30 mph crash, an unrestrained child would be thrown forward with a force more than 30 times their body weight, injuring themselves and possibly others in the car. The safest way for children to travel in cars is to use a child seat that is suitable for their weight and size. A properly fitted child restraint keeps the child in their seat and reduces the likelihood of death or injury in a crash.

Nursery World have trained car seat fitters to ensure you can choose the correct car seat for both your child and your car. Below is a Guide to Choosing a Child Seat, but nothing replaces the one-to-one assistance the Nursery World team can offer at the store in Blackpool.

Choosing a Child Seat

The most important thing is to make sure that the seat you choose is suitable for your child and for your car. If you use the child seat in more than one car, if for example a partner or grand-parent also uses the car seat, you should check the fit for each vehicle.

Before you buy review the manufacturer's websites and brochures to help you gain an understanding of what is on offer.

Consider how you will use the seat. Answer the following questions:
• Will be constantly lifting it - a lighter weight seat might be preferable
• Will you be moving it in and out of the car - a base unit may be a good idea
• Do you do long journeys - a reclined seat or carry cot style may be better
• Will a child minder/grandparent use the car seat - isofit may be better to avoid confusion of belt routing

Choose a seat that is suitable for your child's weight and height.
• Babies need to be in rearward-facing infant carrier, and should stay in this for as long as possible. The maximum weight for most infant carriers is 8kg - but check the handbook for the car-seat to double check their weight limits.
• Once your child has reached the maximum weight for their rearward-facing seat or the top of their head is above the top of the seat, they can be moved into a forward-facing car seat.

Buying a Child Car Seat
Always try before you buy. Most retailers will not allow you to return a car seat that has left the shop. At Nursery World we will help you try the car seat. Pop in to see us - we have ample parking.

Do not buy a second-hand seat, you cannot be certain it hasn't been involved in an accident. The damage can be invisible and could have seriously weakened the protective properties of your seat. Second-hand seats are likely to be older and not designed to updated regulations. The instructions are often missing.


For more information take a look at the Car Seat Safety Guide on the Nursery World Website.

You can always access Nursery World via www.everydaymaternity.com

Boob Nursing Wear

Hurrah - the new collection from Boob Nursing Wear is here - and we simply adore it.


Autumn brings the red tones of changing leaves and this seems to have iinspired the Boob team. The collection incorporates some amazingly vivid colours; lustrous Lipstick Red, juicy Cassis and vibrant Electric Red.

A little bit of colour is essential for a quick pick me up. Black is great, but every now and again we need to jazz our wardrobe up. No new mum will feel jaded in the Electric Red Nursing Tunic! More subtle browns and blacks compliment the red shades.

New for 2008 in breastfeeding clothes are the new tie-back designs, that hide the nursing function, whilst creating an interesting design feature. Check out this stunning new breastfeeding dress - we promise you will not be disappointed.