Prego Women's Babydoll Halter Maternity Swimsuit

As much as I hate to spend so much on a bathing suit that I’ll probably only wear for one summer, I’m really glad that I purchased this one.I am 5’9” with a long torso. Pre-pregnancy, I wore a size 6/8 in most clothes and a 34DDD bra. I’m now 6 months pregnant and have gained quite a bit of weight all over, but especially in my bust. Most of my maternity clothes are mediums with some larges thrown in the mix. I ordered a large in this suit, and it fits me pretty well.The bottoms provide a good bit of coverage (relative to most bikini bottoms) and come up to my belly button. Cheeks are completely covered.The top is not the most supportive ever, but the support is adequate for water aerobics and hanging out at the pool with my kids, and I still have room to grow. I usually avoid halter styles because they tend to put so much weight on my neck, but I haven’t had that problem in this particular suit.The rest of the top drapes nicely over my bump and reaches down to the top of my thighs. In the back, the top is just long enough to cover my rear end. When I’m in the water, I tuck a little bit of the the fabric from the “skirt” portion of the top into the leg openings of the bikini bottom to keep my belly covered. It works out pretty well.Since I tend to carry a lot of weight in my hips and saddlebags, I do wish the top could be just a few inches longer, but I’m tall, and when it comes to maternity swimwear, I don’t think a girl like me can have it all.Overall, this suit is comfortable and reasonably modest without being too frumpy. It makes a summer pregancy a little easier to bear.

4 stars because it seems like this was the only 2 pc, solid color, plus size maternity swim suit available recently and the style is so cute. It ran a bit snug for me. I ordered the size I normally would which usually runs a bit large on me, but not this one. I worried I wouldn't fit into it at 9 months! That was not a problem because the suit grew with me, unfortunately. The material became thinner and lost its elasticity with each wear. It was see through and so saggy before summer was over and I threw it in the trash. I wore it for approx 4 swims a week for 7 weeks before it was just too sheer to wear anymore. So, if you only need a suit briefly and you just want something flattering and cute cause most plus size maternity swim wear is hideous, then this will work for you.Besides the cute style one more Pro to this suit are the bottoms that come all the way over the belly.

Due at the end of September I fully intend on swimming daily this summer for exercise. Looking for a maternity suit that looked good AND was comfortable was getting frustrating until I came across the Prego Babydoll Halter. To give you an idea with the measurements I am 5'6 with a very full Bcup currently 16weeks pregnant at a little under 160lbs. I ordered a Medium and it fits well - a little loose so I've got plenty of room to grow into it this summer. The swimsuit is incredibly comfortable and very flattering. Like others have mentioned, I was a little taken back at how big the bottoms looked but once I tried them on I realized you could easily fold them down if you don't like your belly covered and it's just as comfortable. The halter ties at the neck so it is adjustable. With my growing body I was a little self conscious about going to the pool but this swimsuit gets me excited about the summertime!

I am really critical on myself, and I have never had a tankini, so you'll have to take that into account as I do this review. I am shorter body type and was obese before pregnancy. I'd only gained 14 lbs during pregnancy at 30 weeks when I wore this to WDW. I think personally, I would pick a different style, because sometimes in this, the stomach skirt would come up and show my belly in the water. But, that may just be part of being bigger...or not being used to 2 pieces. The product was fine though overall, the suit quality was good and it was comfortable, I just didn't like how it looked on me. I think next time I would pick a one piece for pregnancy.

I got this swimsuit to wear for swim workouts while pregnant. It allowed for a lot of "growing room" and the quality was nice. I was surprised when it arrived and the tags said made in U.S.A. You don't often see clothing made in the U.S.A. these days.When I first tried on the swim bottoms, they looked way huge! But, then I realized they were made so that you could pull them up over your tummy. At first, I thought that would be uncomfortable, but gave it a try and realized it in fact was comfortable. However, I also sometimes wore them without pulling them up over my tummy. So, you could go either way.I'll admit it was a little hard to shell out the money for the purchase. However, for my first pregnancy, I purchased a lesser-expensive maternity swimsuit and regretted it. That swimsuit began to fall apart after about 2 months of use. This Prego Babydoll Halter Maternity Swimsuit, however, is much better quality, has lasted much better, and is worth the money.

I ordered this item due to other reviews of this product. I was concerned about the high cost but was very pleased when I received it. It is very comfortable with support and coverage in all the right places. I have a Tommy Bahama swimsuit that isn't as well made as this one is and it fits beautifully. I never thought a pregnant woman could look good in a swimsuit but this got my husbands seal of approval. As soon as I put it on he said "Wow, you are beautiful" Anything that gets that reaction deserves 5 stars in my opinion!

Very cute, very comfortable. I was able to buy my pre-pregnancy size and have it fit just right. I'm very busty (32GG to 34H right now) and there's enough room in the bust, which was a major concern for me.I'm 20wks along now, and as big as I was at 28 weeks in my first pregnancy, and still have room for my belly to grow in this... but it doesn't look "baggy" in the meantime. The material feels high-quality and durable, too!