You look so cute!

One thing I will say about maternity shirts – they need to be a LOT longer than you think. Baggy t-shirts that I only wear to bed stopped covering my bump due to their length long before I thought they would. When I first started wearing the maternity shirts that stores sell, they really felt excessively long, coming down a decent amount past my crotch. Not exactly attractive when I look at some photos I was in back then. But even some of my actual maternity shirts started letting the bottom of my belly hang out in the last month. Many of even my regular shirts were plenty big or stretchy for going outward, but it was the length that really shrunk the options in my wardrobe. This may not happen to you as much, since you are starting off smaller than me, but then again, your shirts are also probably starting off a little smaller than my shirts, lol.

One solution to extend the life of your shirts that are not egregiously short (and therefore I think a MUST for your maternity wardrobe) are maternity tank tops (again, much longer than the regular ones and available for cheap at Target, Ross Dress for Less, etc).You can wear them under your clothes to extend the life of your shirts for a lot further into your pregnancy. They could definitely extend the life of some of the shirts you are showing above, as they just make sure the bottom of your bump is not on display. (Also the pants that have elastic that comes up on your belly can have the same effect of covering it up.) The one thing I will say is that I did not like the maternity tank tops at Target that much, as even in the size small, the straps were still really long on their shortest setting (even on someone with a lower chest). But I think there are other brands that could work on more folks – maybe you can find some through your fixes. Anyway, best of luck outfitting your bump – I know you’ll look adorable!