Product Selection:  

Boasting one of the highest number of brands and designers of all the sites we reviewed, Due Maternity is certain to have plenty to choose from, no matter the need or style. Featuring sections for mom, baby and gift occasions that include dad and siblings along with nursing and skin care items, the site is a one-stop shopping experience.

Moms-to-be can purchase wardrobe essentials from the skin out as well as clothes that will go beyond the 9-month bloom. There are nursing bras and pads, tops, cover-ups, pajamas and pumps to facilitate feeding and bonding with the little one and even a nutrition section that features vitamins, nutrition bars, shakes and nausea remedies. For baby, there are clever t-shirts, onsies and socks, diaper bags, organizers, skin care, books, music, bedding, art and specialty diapers. Pamper both mom and baby’s skin with lotions, potions and oils to smooth, moisturize and protect.

While the site doesn’t feature the highbrow (and rather expensive) designers like Lucky Brand, Juicy Couture or Ed Hardy, all of the products on Due Maternity are stylish and contemporary while still being fairly budget-conscious.

Community:  

The community portion of Due’s site was developed with a “best girlfriend” attitude: fun, friendly and supportive. The blog has tips, announcements, wardrobe advice and fashion pointers. You can follow the blog on Facebook and Twitter. There is a weekly contest and the message board and forum is a great place to connect with other moms-in-waiting to ask questions, discuss and interact with other women who are going through similar experiences. Don’t forget to sign up for Due’s newsletter which is chock full of specials and freebies and other news. There are plenty of things to do, support to give and receive and people to connect with at Due.