You may already love Hatch for their line of quality maternity and fourth trimester clothes, but the brand has an amazing line of beauty products, too. This plant-based belly oil uses nourishing ingredients like grapefruit peel, almond oil, and calendula to hydrate and condition the skin as it stretches (which may reduce stretch marks, if that's what you're after). It's vegan and gluten-free, plus it's made without parabens, phthalates, dyes, or fragrance so you can feel safe using it while pregnant or postpartum.

It seems that Schwarzenegger can't get enough of body oils, which makes sense when they're this luxe. This one from Dubai-based skincare company, Shiffa, is made from a blend of floral, citrus, and herb extracts (so it smells like a dream) and in addition to moisturizing ingredients like carrot seed and borage seed oil, it uses chamomile to give a calming feel before bed.

Itchy dry skin needs exfoliation ASAP, and this natural (and pink) option gently scrubs off dead skin, leaving your body smooth and ready for moisturizer. It uses three different types of salt mixed into Babassu oil (which comes from the palm fruit) and you can apply it using circular motions for the best results.

Yet another body oil (told you she was a fan), this one is made with Undaria Algae, aka seaweed, infused into three antioxidant-rich oils: Acai, Babassu and Passion Fruit. It's a firming oil that's so natural, the Osea website says you may find specks of seaweed floating in your bottle. It's also said to make colored tattoos really pop, which is good to know if yours is looking a little dull.

This seam-free and wireless bra will take you from the first trimester all the way into the postpartum period. The clip-down straps make for easy and discreet nursing and pumping, and the nylon spandex material gives a comfy stretch. It comes in six colors, and best of all, if you buy three, you'll get one free.

There comes a point in every pregnancy where your usual leggings are just not going to stretch over the bump anymore. Enter: maternity leggings. These are made with 92% modal and 8% spandex so they're super soft with enough (but not too much) stretch, and they have a double fabric waist panel that can be folded under your belly, or pulled on top of it for some extra support.

You may already know the joy of maternity leggings, but postpartum leggings are a good thing to have, too. This Schwarzenegger-approved style gently compresses your core, and the high waist is really high (almost to the bra line). Plus the moisture-wicking fabric helps keep you cool and wicks away that lovely hormonal sweat.

This cozy robe seems like a must-have for those slow days at home with an infant. It's made from a ridiculously soft polyester material, but if you already have a robe you love, the brand has other comfy options too, like wrap sweaters for nursing, or jersey lounge pants for hanging in all day (and night). You can check out the size chart on their website if you're not sure how the brand's sizing works.

This stroller is a bit of a splurge (and if you can't stomach the price, the same Lynx design in black with an aluminium base retails for the slightly more palatable $899). The seat is reversible, though, so you will get at least a few years out of this, plus it has one-handed steering (so you can hold a necessary coffee or your older child's hand). It comes with a rain cover and under-seat basket which holds up to 20 pounds, so there's no excuse not to haul home all those rocks they insisted on taking from the park.

You may have seen the work of Gray Malin hanging on a wall somewhere; he's best known for his large aerial photographs featuring colorful beaches across the world. You can brighten up your stroller now too, with this limited-edition Gray Malin by Bugaboo sun canopy, which replaces the existing canopy on the above stroller (and on most Bugaboo styles). The fabric is UPF 50+ for added protection.

Loved by Schwarzenegger, this leopard print front carrier is made from a blend of Japanese mulberry silk and cotton (which may help explain its price). There are a ton of gorgeous prints to choose from, and some of the vegan ones made without silk hover a little lower in price, like this 100% cotton gray take on leopard or a classic tweed carrier which blends cotton and linen.

Many pregnant women experience melasma, a patchy darkening of the skin sometimes called "the mask of pregnancy." If you're looking to lighten melasma that hasn't faded on its own, this seven-piece set from skincare guru, Dr. Barbara Sturm will be your go-to. It includes $1,220 worth of products including several "darker skin tone products" as they're called on the website, which help soothe irritation and smooth hyperpigmentation. The brightening products (including an oral capsule) help to luminize dull skin and bring back a glow.

Maternity underwear doesn't have to be blah, as this lacey pair from Rosie Pop proves it. It's seamless, high-rise, and made of a stretchy blend of nylon and spandex for the ultimate comfort.

You can never have too many undies, especially when they're this comfy (and on sale). Another favorite of Schwarzenegger's from Motherhood Maternity, the underwear in this three-pack is made from soft jersey knit and has a band that can be pulled over or folded under your stomach whether you're pregnant or postpartum.

Genexa's medicine is "clean" because their formulas are made without dyes, parabens, or any common allergens. This liquid medicine contains acetaminophen (the active ingredient in Tylenol) to help reduce fevers and treat minor aches and pains like headaches, toothaches, and colds. It's flavored with real organic blueberries so kids won't mind taking it.