Maternity Sneakers?

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keeyamah
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Maternity Sneakers?
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 Fri, 02-03-2012 - 10:25am

I was lucky my first time around and never had any trouble getting into my shoes. It probably also helps that I'm fairly flexible and can pull my leg out to the side to tie my shoes. But what about you?

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lovingmybaby2009
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Registered: 10-15-2009
In reply to: keeyamah
Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Fri, 02-03-2012 - 12:48pm

Hey I am from the May board and saw this. How interesting, wonder if they really work, would love to see reviews on them. My feet are already killing me, definately going to be shopping for some insoles in the near future, but afraid they will make my shoes too tight inside.

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brie_k
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Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Fri, 02-03-2012 - 1:27pm
Hmmm. Were I not stopping at this one, I may consider, but, $80 is a lot of money for non-running shoes (that's the only ones I spend a good deal of money on). I'll just continue to wear flip-flops it like I do when I have to leave the house now (winter in Houston isn't really winter, LOL). Right now I'm just wearing socks. Mismatched ones at that! Ah, the perks of being a WAHM. :)

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laurag7708
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Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Fri, 02-03-2012 - 8:33pm

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bessie_bee
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Registered: 08-23-2003
In reply to: keeyamah
Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Sat, 02-04-2012 - 7:40pm

Those sound kind of neat, but I'm not a sneaker person at all. I buy one pair of sneakers every 5-10 years and only wear them a few times each summer when I'm trecking around at the cottage. I'd much prefer a pair of 'maternity' shoes that can be worn in an office or workplace. Sneakers are not allowed at my office so i wouldn't get to reap their benefits every day anyway!! A nice pair of cushy flats or super-low wedges with lots of stretch and removable parts would be better I think. :)

fblovinmommy
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Registered: 08-07-2009
In reply to: keeyamah
Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Sat, 02-11-2012 - 8:36am
I didn't have a problem last pregnancy with swollen ankles. I hope this pregnancy is the same!!!!
keeyamah
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Registered: 09-08-2007
In reply to: keeyamah
Re: Maternity Sneakers?
 Sat, 02-11-2012 - 10:38am
Yeah, same here. But it was my first so if I needed to sit and put my feet up for an evening or a day, I could, lol. This time with a 2.5 year old, that may not be as easy :)
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