Maternity swimwear

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Cache Coeur Bloom maternity tankini - black
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Cache Coeur Bloom maternity tankini - black

Regular price €42,70
Sale price €42,70 Regular price €65,69
RRP: €65,69
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Carriwell Original maternity swimsuit - Black
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Carriwell Original maternity swimsuit - Black

Regular price €34,14
Sale price €34,14 Regular price €52,53
RRP: €52,53
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Buy Maternity swimsuit

When you are pregnant, it is often easier for those who do not usually wear a bikini to put one on. There is room for the belly, and it looks great between the top and bottom. But sometimes, when pregnant, you do not want to wear a bikini and prefer a slightly more covering swimsuit or tankini. This may be on a beach holiday, at the swimming pool, or simply because it is nicest to have maternity swimwear that covers more. See our large selection of maternity swimsuits online here on the site. Read more >>

Maternity swimsuit

At Mammashop, we have perhaps the largest selection of maternity swimsuits online - perfect and beautiful swimsuits for pregnant women.

Maternity swimwear

Maternity swimwear is essential if you enjoy swimming while pregnant. A maternity swimsuit should naturally have room for the growing belly while also providing support and maintaining its shape throughout pregnancy. Another option within maternity swimwear is a stylish tankini, which, like a bikini, is two-piece, but where the top is longer instead, like a regular top that covers the belly.

Can you sunbathe while pregnant?

When pregnant, there are a couple of things you should pay extra attention to when the sun and summer arrive, or when you travel abroad on holiday. Some pregnant women find that the little one in the belly becomes a little unhappy with the heat, and therefore kicks and moves around. One way to prevent this is to place a cloth or something else over the belly and thus shade it from the scorching sun.

Take care of yourself in the sun.

If you are lying sunbathing or staying in direct sunlight for too long, you should make sure that you feel well and do not overheat or become dehydrated. Therefore, make sure to keep your fluid balance good at all times, as dehydration is good for neither you nor the little one in your belly. If you can feel that you are getting too hot in the sun, take a break from the sun and find a shady place where you and the little one can cool down.