Pea In the Pod Maternity Redefined

I came here with my husband recently, as a first time expectant mom it can be kind of overwhelming deciding what pre-​pregnancy clothes to wear and what to purchase in maternity sizing. I came in specifically to look for some jeans. After a bit of small talk with the sales girl i told her that I preferred the jeans with a triangle elastic panel in the pocket area vs the giant belly band types. This is when I learned that only like 2 styles they carry have size 31 and 32… Not abnormal sizes by any means… But of course only the over the belly styles in my size. I told her I liked a more distressed look. She must have pulled every distressed jean in the store… A bit overwhelming, I wish she would have asked for fit and color preference.
I do think the quality doesn’t quite meet the cost, however with every major mall department store not carrying a maternity section, its kind of your best bet here in town. They do have an array of styles from shorts and tanks, lounge clothes, workwear and special occasion dresses. They also have belly cream, intimates and morning sickness remedies (they push for an upscale so hard!)
I wish there were more maternity options in Las Vegas, but for now this is your best bet for stylish baby bump accommodating outfits.

I stopped in on Saturday clueless on what to do. I am only 12 weeks, so I didn’t think I was ready for a maternity store, but my jeans are a little snug, and I didn’t want to buy a new pair of regular jeans that would only last me a couple of months tops. My husband and I wandered in and were met by Lisa. She told me that anything I buy now should take me through my pregnancy, so I started grabbing jeans. She also measured me and gave me a bunch of bras to try on.
First of all, I did not know they made designer maternity jeans. The nicest pair of jeans I have is from J Crew, so I guess it took the insecurity of pregnancy bloat to push me over the edge. I also had no idea what a nursing bra was, but they had the same brand as the bras I get at Nordstrom, the only difference is they have clips and a little sling inside the cup. Otherwise, I would have never known the difference.
Lisa was a huge help throwing me in different sizes. It was also great being able to show her the fit of the jeans and bras to get her feedback on if I needed a different size. My husband and I walked in nervous and dreading the experience, but it turned out being a lot of fun. I ended up spending a small fortune on new jeans and bras, but it was such a relief to walk out of there knowing I am covered now that the weather is getting chilly. The jeans fit so well, and the bras are so awesome, that for the first time in 12 weeks I actually feel half way like a *woman* again rather than just some weird alien baby vessel.

Had a horrible experience shopping here. Was told they were going to have a «problem» accommodating me as they don’t provide clothes over a size 12. I’m a size 14. The sales lady went on to say that I was welcome to shop at their sister store, not located at the same mall. In a very condescending and patronizing manner she apologized that designer companies just don’t design larger clothes. And she said it 3 times! I will not be shopping at their sister store, Motherhood Maternity, as I prefer to not spend my money at any of their stores.

You get what you pay for. I bought a bunch of lovely shirts and pants. They are soft and I can’t wait to spend the next few months in them. the sales are great. Last time I went in the manager pulled out suitcases of jeans so I can find the fit I wanted. Today again everyone was very friendly and helpful. I feel like a new person! Thank you!

Not talking about this store in particular but about the clothes from this company. The clothes are really expensive but cheap made. I spent a lot of money on clothes from here and buttons on shirts that I haven’t even worn yet came off, and the string that holds a belt tore and only wore that shirt once. I was hoping to get my moneys worth out of these clothes especially since its so pricey. Very disappointed. The only material of clothing I liked from this company are the pants!

Located on the upper level of the Fashion Show Mall, across from the Bath & Body Works store.
The upper echelon of Motherhood Maternity and Mimi Maternity (the same company owns all three companies), there is a lot of trendier clothing in many rich vibrant colors, but you’re gonna have to pay way more for it– it’s very expensive $$$. Even some of the markdowns, which were an additional 30% off, were very high, like $ 79.99 or even over $ 100 a piece. I was considering buying a dress until I pulled it out off the rack and saw that it was one sleeved and the other was a string/​strap (something my husband referred to as Kim Cattrall’s character would wear on the Sex & The City series– perfect description, haha); in other words, not my style. I also looked at a cropped sweater but my husband didn’t like it.
The regular priced stuff is up front while the four racks of markdowns are in the back, right side, next to the nursing bras on the back wall (average price is $ 45). Lots of selection, lots of variety of styles, much trendier, but considerably higher than the Motherhood Maternity line. The store is small, but set up well, and surprisingly doesn’t feel like there is too much in stock (and everything was in perfect order too). There are three dressing rooms to the left while the register is on the opposite side. There is a chair for the waiting husbands nearby.
I’m learning more and more that ladies who are not expecting (well past the fruitful age) also shop the maternity stores– saw that again yesterday. There were two ladies working here, deep in conversation. They were helpful, once they broke away from whatever they were talking about– I was trying to look at everything on the sales racks, so I was tuning them out.

Pea in the pod has a great selection of maternity clothing. They are well stocked with both their own brand and famous designer brand names. The sales assistants are always very kind and knowledgeable about their entire selection of clothing.
They always offer you a glass of water and the use of their restroom if you need it. These are two things that are very important to a pregnant woman. That extra TLC is very nice.
My only complaint is that a lot of their clothing is very pricy. Although, if you are lucky enough to be in need of maternity clothes during their sale, you can get some reall good deals.