Pregnancy is not easy and it definitely has its ups and downs along the way! But, while you have a bun in the oven, you might as well embrace the time you have with your baby before he or she says hello to the world!
A really interesting way many soon-to-be moms are making pregnancy more memorable is by creating custom maternity shirts! Maternity shirts can be sweet and thoughtful, but they can also be fun and cute!
One way to make maternity shirts fun is to play with characteristics that are most associated with pregnancy, like mood swings for example. It is a common perception that pregnancy can make any soon-to-be mom into a ticking time bomb of emotions so we took this and turned it into a cute and fun pregzilla maternity shirt! You and others will not be able to help, but crack a little smile at a pregzilla shirt!
But if there is a pregzilla, then there has to be a babyzilla who is just itching to get out and welcome the world! Our peek-a-boo maternity designs are the perfect way to announce your bundle of joy is about to arrive!
No matter how you choose to design your maternity shirt, you’ll enjoy the memorable experience of being pregnant with one of our customized shirts that you can keep forever! Before you know it, your little babyzilla will be here and crawling around on the loose!
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This shirt design came to mind when I was sitting in the front row of the Matchbox Twenty concert in February at the Palace Theater in Columbus, OH. I wish I would have thought about it before that show but knew I had another show a month later in Richmond that also included a meet and greet with the band. I knew I had to make a shirt for that show. I did a lot of searching and thought I hit a brick wall when I couldn’t find a company that would allow me to purchase one shirt only. Then I came across Customized Girl and thanks to your “no minimums” on the number of shirts that have to be purchased I was able to make this idea a reality!
