Short sleeves, a round neck, and jersey fabric will ensure that you feel super comfortable throughout the night. As any pregnant woman can attest, the nine months you're carrying your precious cargo isn't always the most comfortable, which is why owning at least one pair of loose-fitting, soft-as-butter pyjamas is essential. Stay cool and comfortable throughout the night with its loose-fitting design that allows for easy movement and maximum comfort.

Why we love it: This could literally pass as a summer day dress (and no one is judging you if you do decide to wear it for your next trip to Tesco).

This maternity nightie is perfect for use throughout pregnancy and is also ideal to wear while nursing in the hospital.

So choosing nightwear that keeps you as comfortable as possible throughout your pregnancy is essential.Made to the highest quality, MamaMoosh is always cut to flatter and every detail has been considered for both breastfeeding and maternity use. Read on for some of our favourites available right now, which are perfect for pregnancy, birth and beyond: What should I look for? She says things are usually too tight on the tops of her arms so I need something with plenty of room.

If you wear them back in the UK, where the weather can really keep us on our toes, you'll be pleased to know the design has a double layer to help retain warmth while allowing easier nursing access. This birth gown has plenty of features to allow easy access for examination during and after labour. There’s lots to love about this nightdress, from its modest knee length to its elasticated waistband and ¾ length sleeves that make it suitable for year-round temperatures. Or cop ASOS DESIGN maternity loungewear and pyjama sets with pockets to hold all your (absolutely essential) snacks.It has a lightweight feel (thanks to its 100% cotton finish) and makes an ideal nursing outfit, too. These New Look maternity pyjamas feature a bump-accommodating top and skinny fit over-the-bump leggings. Look for pieces that have a nursing function built in, meaning you can continue to wear these pieces in your postpartum journey and beyond. I can remember the steering wheel of our first car, the floral reading chair in my old bedroom, my dad’s nautical watch, and my mom’s white cotton nightgowns that she wore during the summertime at our house on Gull Lake in Michigan.