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Maternity Nighties, Nightgowns and Sleepwear on Sale

Sleep gets harder every week of a pregnancy, and what you wear to bed makes more difference than most people expect. Explore reduced maternity and nursing sleepwear: button front nighties, nursing nightgowns, two and three piece sleep sets, robes and hospital packs, in sizes XS through 3XL.

A nightie is the easiest thing to sleep in late in pregnancy. Nothing sits across the bump, nothing twists at the waist when you turn over, and a button or crossover front means you can feed at 3am without getting properly undressed. Most of the nursing styles here are built exactly for that.

Nightie or Pajama Set, Which Is Better While Pregnant?

A nightgown wins on comfort and on heat. Pregnancy runs warm, and a single loose layer with no waistband is cooler and less restrictive than two pieces. It is also the easier thing to pull on in the last weeks when bending is a project.

A sleep set wins on coverage and on hospital use, since you can wear the top on its own and swap the bottoms. If you are packing for a birth, the three piece sets and hospital packs here cover both, usually with a robe included for walking the ward.

What to Look For

  • Nursing access: button front, crossover or drop panel, so night feeds do not mean undressing.
  • Room over the bump: a loose or shirred body rather than anything fitted at the waist.
  • Soft, breathable fabrics: pregnancy runs hot, and night sweats are common afterwards.
  • Sets with a robe: the practical choice for hospital and the first weeks at home.
  • Length you can move in: mid length nighties are easier to get in and out of bed in than full length.

Sizes run XS to 3XL and free shipping applies on US orders over $100. For the full range beyond the reduced pieces, see maternity sleepwear, or the hospital stay edit if you are packing a bag.

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Maternity Sleepwear FAQs

When should I buy maternity sleepwear?

Most people switch around the second trimester, when a regular waistband stops being comfortable to sleep in. If you are buying for hospital, order by about 34 weeks so it is washed and packed before you need it.

What is the difference between a maternity nightie and a nursing nightie?

A maternity nightie is cut with room over the bump. A nursing nightie adds feeding access through a button front, crossover or drop panel. Most of the styles here do both, so they carry through pregnancy and into feeding.

What sleepwear do I need for the hospital?

A nursing nightie or a two piece set, a robe, and something you do not mind getting ruined. The three piece hospital packs here bundle the nightie, robe and a baby wrap, which saves working it out at 38 weeks.

Will maternity sleepwear still fit after the birth?

Yes, and it is usually the last maternity thing people stop wearing. Loose nighties and sleep sets stay comfortable through the postpartum weeks, and anything with nursing access keeps earning for as long as you feed.