Amazing selection and customer service towards my friend and I. I am petite with a smaller than…read moreaverage bra band size and my friend is on the curvier end. We went in thinking both of us would not have much luck. We were proved wrong. The lady with brunette hair helped both of us find bras in our size and she even looked in the back to help us. I am not from Terre Haute but I will be back with my friend to support their all inclusive sizing and business.

From the owner: We specialize in women's intimate apparel. Our bra selection ranges from 28AA-46K. We can measure…read moreyou (FOR FREE) to find your perfect size. We also carry nursing bras, pajamas, bathing suits, women's apparel, accessories, and men's intimates.

Place needs a good scrub down. Racks are too full of merchandise and a bit overpriced ie. Walmart…read morebrand clothes $5. I think I'd rather pay the extra $1 for new. Women behind the counter need to realize they are cashiers and a resale shop and not on top of the world. Had a run in with the owner about a coupon.... She is not the most honest person in the world. If your traveling through, check out the ones in Indy. Not worth the stop.

This store is not that great. It's dirty and there isn't much to choose from. They charge too much…read morefor their clothing. You could pay an extra couple bucks and get something brand new at Gymboree on the clearance rack. It's not really worth going to. We live in Terre Haute, but drive to the ones in Indy to get better things and better prices. I only saw the owner one time when I was in there and she wasn't very pleasant. It appears she isn't fun to work for. Most of the clothing in there is very worn and if it's from a store like Gymboree, that mark it up so high that it's not worth buying. Again, you can go to Gymboree and get something new on sale for the same price! They don't have much for toys and their winter coats this last year were marked at $30! I pay less than that at Macy's with their sales for brand new!! I think this is mostly due to the fact that Terre Haute is a very low income city, so they probably don't get a lot of high end items. My children wear designer clothing that i would bring in, but they offer you about $18 for $3000 worth of clothing. So I sell my stuff on Ebay! So if you need something quick, its a good place to go so you can avoid the mall, but it's not a great place for a good deal. If they would lower their prices by even $1, I woould probably go more than once a quarter! The staff is nice though and it's nice that they know me when I do come in.

Stopped in here tonight and was really impressed with the customer service. I had ordered some…read moreitems online and needed to return them. There was a technical glitch of some sort, but the salesperson persisted until she figured it out, remaining pleasant the entire time, which I really appreciated. I decided to look around based on the customer service alone and ended up trying on and purchasing several items, thanks in part to the reasonable prices. Well worth a stop if you're in the market for maternity clothes.

Finding maternity clothes is near impossible without ordering online. At this point in my pregnancy…read moreI won't buy anything I haven't tried on. So I went to motherhood maternity. I was pleased with their sales and promos. The sales clerk was extremely helpful. Switching out sizes and offering suggestions. I will definitely be back for my spring clothes!!

Decent clothes, at least in my experience (I've heard stories from others about clothes falling…read moreapart within the first month), and ok prices if you're picky and get there at the right time to get what you need, but their return policy is ridiculous. I brought back a purchase an hour later with all the tags on and apparently "company policy" is exchange or store credit only. I will not be shopping at this chain again.

Okay, sooooo I had to go back here to get a good maternity belt. Even though I find their shop to…read morebe chaotic and the staff members who I interacted with on my first trip to be pushy, my experiences have improved. Well, kind of. The second trip ended up being awful in that I purchased what I thought was a good maternity belt but ended up being too small (this might be hard to believe, but your belly tends to grow in size when you're pregnant. Wowzers.). I brought it back during my third visit because I wasn't positive that the problem was related to sizing and wanted to see if they could offer advice. As it turns out, it was too small and the two incredibly sweet and helpful women on staff that afternoon did pretty much everything in their power to get me a store discount and fit me with the right belt, which ended up being more expensive and totally worth it. I might be back here thanks to them!

Always a Welcome when you walk in! Nice merchandise at…read morereasonable prices. Sometimes tags still on items.

This store is awesome! Fresh, clean and wonderful selection of upscale clothing for women, men and…read morechildren. Excellent customer service too. Their original store in Savoy is also awesome! A definite yes to visit!!

Very good selection of children's clothes, the staff are helpful and sweet, overall great…read moreexperience and will definitely come back here again

The crossroads of fashion for better brand infant and maternity apparel - - - where L.A. and New…read moreYork meet Paris and Milan, right here in Central Indiana! This store has lots of adorable one-of-a-kind infant, child and maternity wear. I found shirts I would love to have if I were pregnant. One said, "I grow people." Very cute! Even includes accessories such as maternity pillows, bassonettes, and more! And who can miss the scent of baby powder that fill the store and leds your nose in from off the street. Even includes dressy items for pregnant women, very fashionable dresses and more!

When I was going through my third pregnancy, I was lucky enough to have many trips to Clarian North…read moreMedical Center in Carmel. At the time, the hospital had just opened, and I was in awe of all the little shops and the incredible food options in the atrium area--it was like a five-star hotel! With a swelling belly (and feet!), I would hobble and waddle my way around, mostly walking past the Starbucks stand and over to the cafeteria to check out the chocolate cake. But one store stuck out as being especially, well, special. Expressions: A Store for Women, is an adorable little shop filled with unique and wondrous items. Beautiful children's books of course caught my eye, but so did the beautiful, feminine, and oh-so-soft nightgowns for new mommies, onesies for babies, and gifts and rare finds galore. I immediately had my eye on a little outfit for baby that had sailboats all over it...a little hat, T-shirt, pants and matching receiving blanket. Maybe it was the raging hormones, but I swear to you that I could've dropped down on the floor and napped on that blankie. I loved it that much. It brought tears to my eyes. (Yeah, definitely hormones). Needless to say, I bought the entire outfit and blanket for our son's "going-home outfit." He was adorable. Oh, and I bought a great foot lotion as well. Pregnant women love foot cream. All this aside, I must point out the coolest thing about Expressions (besides their awesome selection of gifts): Every time I was in there, there were new moms speaking to nurses right in the store about breastfeeding concerns. Turns out this store is more about information sharing than the bottom line. Why? Expressions' mission, as stated on its Web site: is to "provide expert information, superior products and terrific customer service to all women - and the people who love them." Certified lactation consultants are on staff to help women with all their questions ... they'll even fit you for the CORRECT bra size! Love it! And, there's a women's oncology section where women going through cancer treatment can be fitted for breast forms, bras, wigs and hats. All this, and there's more. And it might be the best part. Really! (It's hard to pick the best part!) Get this: (from the Clarian Web site) Expressions donates ALL PROCEEDS to Clarian's Women's Services, providing support for lactation and childbirth education, home visitation program, Luz de mi Vide (Light of My Life) and postpartum depression and perinatal bereavement programs.

Ounce upon a child in Bloomington is a outstanding store an supports the community. Your trunk or…read moretreat was so much fun the employees were very friendly and did great job. You all out do yourself.

Not sure why this location is reported as closed. All they did was move to the building nearby…read more I feel like they should have a sign up as you walk in. You pays your money, you takes your chances. Maybe then I'd feel better about the non working items or kits that are missing pieces. If it's battery operated and/or requires assembly, it may or may not all be there. Clothing selection is always good, and the new location is a vast improvement over the old. I like their mission and what they're about, but so help me, I just want to buy things without coming home and finding out half of them are unusable.