For Your Kind of Motherhood

A mix from across the shop for pregnancy, recovery, feeding and your baby, from support belts and nursing bras to sleepsuits and a gate.

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For pregnancy, recovery, feeding and your growing baby

No two people need the same things in the same order, so this edit runs across the whole shop rather than one category. There's support for your bump and back, recovery wear for after the birth, bras and a wearable breast pump for feeding, and the clothes, muslins and safety kit your baby needs as they grow.

If you'd rather look at one stage at a time, the Carry, Recover, Feed, Explore and Grow edits at the top of the page split it up.

Sizing differs from range to range, so use the size guide on each product. Knickers come up small and can't be returned once opened, bras go by band and cup, and baby clothes go by your baby's length rather than their age.

Questions, answered.

What's in this collection?

A mix from across the shop rather than one category. For you, it runs from bump support and maternity leggings to postpartum knickers, leggings and a belt, nursing and pumping bras and the Air™ breast pump. For your baby, there are clothes and muslins, a nursing pillow, the AirMesh™ carrier, a baby gate and a baby proofing kit.

What's worth having before the birth?

For you, high-waisted postpartum knickers and a soft nursing bra, packed in your hospital bag, because you'll want both from the day your baby arrives. For your baby, a few sleepsuits and bodysuits in Newborn and 0-3 months, muslins and somewhere safe to sleep; most of the rest is easier to judge once you've met them.

Should I choose the support band or the belt?

The band is one wide piece that goes on in seconds, for everyday support. The belt comes in three parts you add as you grow, and gives the most support later in pregnancy. Neither is a medical device, so if back or pelvic pain is bad, talk to your midwife.

What helps after a C-section?

Our Postpartum Knickers and Postpartum Leggings both come up high, so the waistband sits above the usual incision line rather than on it, and the nursing pillow keeps your baby's weight off your incision while you feed. Wait until your wound has healed, ideally until your six week check, before wearing anything with compression, like the leggings or a postpartum belt.

Can I return something if it isn't right?

Yes, within 30 days of your order date, if it's unused and in its original packaging with the tags on, and you can ask for a different size or colour on the returns form. For hygiene reasons, knickers can't come back once opened, and nor can breast pumps; the returns page lists the other exceptions.